Nageswar Prabhala 16 July 2019
G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 17 July 2019
Appellant can only file a petition stating the circumstances under which it could not be filed in lower courts, reasons for such delay, the relevancy of that document, admissibility under Evidence act, and during judgment, HC is expected to take up the issue on the admissibility of such document.
I know such case where plaintiff has failed to get the document that establishes fraud from a public authority for 3 years, even after Central Information Commission decision, HC writ and finally plaintiff succeeded in getting the document and filed it before HC as ASMP and succeeded in getting the document admitted.
Nageswar Prabhala 18 July 2019
G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 18 July 2019
Those unmarked copies can be returned as it is to the party after proceedings on receiving such petition. But, this certified copy is confusing the issue ? For providing a public record, the document must be received as a process in regular proceedings, when it is not marked how one can insist for a certified copy, when the definition of a certified copy is clear in Indian Evidence Act.
Nageswar Prabhala 18 July 2019
G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 18 July 2019
I searched in google and find out the following link. Try if it works.
https://www.casemine.com/search/in?q=certified+copy+of+unmarked+document
Sabari deeksha choudary 07 August 2021
Did u find answer for this question