Rule 4 of CPC : Rule 4: Endorsements on documents admitted in evidence.
CPC
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Case Title: Ram Kumar vs Shyam Lal
Scenario: Ram Kumar has filed a civil suit against Shyam Lal for the recovery of a loan amounting to ₹5,00,000. During the trial, Ram Kumar produces a promissory note signed by Shyam Lal as evidence of the loan.
Application of Rule 4:
- The court admits the promissory note as evidence.
- The Judge endorses the document with the following details:
- (a) Suit No. 123/2023, Ram Kumar vs Shyam Lal
- (b) Produced by Ram Kumar
- (c) Produced on 15th March 2023
- (d) Admitted as evide...
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