Additional Evidence in Litigations : The Legal Issue

Additional Evidence in Litigations : The Legal Issue 

An important Judgment was passed on 27 May 2015 in CR 6626 of 2013.

It has been held in Rani v Raksha Rani [2015] GCtR 3155 (P&H) that additional evidence cannot be allowed to be used as a handle or tool by a party to fill up the lacuna in his evidence particularly when rights of the parties have been adjudicated and the defendant is already in appeal before the first Appellate Court. 

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Vishal

Delhi

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