Section 356 of TCA : Section 356: Admissibility Of Document Or Entry As Evidence
TCA
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a resident, Mr. Sharma, is involved in a dispute with his neighbor regarding the construction of a boundary wall within the cantonment area. The neighbor claims that Mr. Sharma's construction encroaches on his property. To resolve the dispute, Mr. Sharma needs to provide evidence that he had received approval from the Cantonment Board for h...
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