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can attested copy of letter be accepted in the court as evidence
25-Jun-2023 (In Property Law)
i had brought a property and had paid the builder full amount by way of cheque and cash for which i was issued a letter of allotment along with the letter mentioning the receipt of full payment for the said property. i had to file a case against the builder as he has ran away to the u.s.a and now his partner is denying the receipt of the payment and not ready for the sale deed. i have lost he original document of the receipt but i have the attested copy for the said letter, and i have filed the case with the same letter, in other evidence i have submitted the bank statement and the evidence of pocession with me for the said property, i wish to know that i have lost the original letter of receipt but i have the attested copy of the said letter, i wish to know whether the court will accept the attested letter as an evidence. pl inform me at the earliest as the next hearing is on 2.7.19
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you don't worry about the standered/type of a document which you are going to present before the court. it's a question of provision of evidence act. the court does know very well that how to testify a document. you just put it before the court through your advocate. thank you, you can call me further advance clarification.
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