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inspection of the Court; such documents are called documentary evidence." Proved." A fact is said to be proved when, after
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criminal
conspiracy'. There is neither oral or documentary evidence to
prove at least such possibility. No direct or circumstantial
evidence ... evidence and hence, prosecution shall produce
sufficient circumstantial evidence to prove the offence. From
the proved circumstances, the court
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execution of the
document, its execution may be proved by
other evidence."
To say will has been duly executed ... execution of the will, its execution
may be proved by other evidence. Aid of Section 71 can
be taken only
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appellant. There is no legal or satisfactory
evidence to prove that the speech made by the appellant
promoted or tended ... between two classes of citizens. There is no evidence to
prove the knowledge or consent of the appellant
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plaintiffs on whom the burden lies have not proved by
evidence of P.Ws., I to 5 and 7 which ... reception of oral evidence by way of secondary evidence to
prove the terms of the agreement to lease which
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that document are
not sought to be proved by other evidence , the bar of neither of these
sections will come ... doubts. We are of opinion that
other evidence to prove the details of the partition is
inadmissible, and that
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receipt, or the production of other evidence to prove
the signature of Nishan Chand thereon. There was also no
justification ... correct and must be restored.
Evidence has also been led to prove the payment of Rs. 667/-
to the deceased
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prosecution has not been
able to lead satisfactory evidence to prove that a conspiracy was
hatched either at Calicut ... committed in various places there is no legal
evidence to prove the identification of the accused as participants
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satisfy the Court by
letting in sufficient acceptable evidence, to prove the due execution
of the Will.
19. The Will ... that it is not necessary to give positive evidence to prove that
the testatrix did see the attesting witnesses
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unregistered could under these
circumstances be admitted in evidence to prove the terms agreed to. In
James R. R. Skinner ... purpose
required. But even though inadmissible in evidence to prove a
partition, I am of the view that it could
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