Section 63 of IEA : Section 63: Secondary evidence.
IEA
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Ravi is involved in a property dispute with his neighbor, Suresh. The original property deed is with a government office that has temporarily misplaced it. Ravi needs to present the deed in court to prove his ownership. He obtains a certified copy of the deed from the government office. This certified copy is considered secondary evidence under Section 63(1) of The Indi...
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