Section 163 of IEA : Section 163: Giving, as evidence, of document called for and produced on notice.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: A civil dispute over property ownership.
Details:
- Mr. Sharma (Plaintiff) files a lawsuit against Mr. Verma (Defendant) claiming ownership of a piece of land.
- Mr. Sharma believes that a particular sale deed from 1995, which is in Mr. Verma's possession, will support his claim.
- Mr. Sharma sends a legal notice to Mr. Verma requesting the production of the 1995 sale deed in court.
- Mr. Verma produces the sale deed in court as requested.
- Mr. Sharma inspects the document and finds it relevant to his case.
- Mr. Verma then requests that Mr. Sharma submit the sale deed as evidence in the court proceedings.
Application of Section 163:
- Since Mr. Shar...
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