Synopsis filed after the completion of the final arguments.

When a mention was made during argument stage about such permission for filing synopsis, which in no way affects material facts, if allowed by Court is not illegal, if such submissions were also marked to all other parties.  If synopsis shows other not pleaded, argued orally then it may become improper as the opposite parties were not in a position to counter those additions filed in synopsis.

Originally posted by : Sanjeev
	Sec. 34 Case (Arbitration & Conciliation Act 1996) Petioner filed Written Synopsis after the completion of the Final Arguments.  Now his Petition has been allowed. Questions : 1) Is it the right procedure to file Synopsis after the completion of the Final Arguments?  2) Can Respondent take it as one of the ground of objection in his Appeal ?     Regards

Dear Sirs, I am a Respondent in a Section 34 case of Arbitration. Would it help us to file a written synopsis at the end of arguments ?

Every thing depends on facts of the case and it's presentation.  The filing of written arguments with prior permission is only to reduce arguments in writing, so that in case the Hon.Presiding officer fails to note (some time even deliberately) the filing of such written synopsis confirm as to what is actually argued, so that it can be taken up an appeal for not recording material facts in arguments by the party while delivering a judgment.