Law Relating to Impounding, Production, Exhibition and Marking of Documents by Kush Kalra is a specialized and practical legal treatise dealing with the procedural and evidentiary aspects of documents in civil and criminal proceedings. Published by Vinod Publications (P) Ltd., the book provides a detailed analysis of the law governing impounding of documents, admissibility, proof, exhibition, and marking of documents before courts and tribunals.
The work examines relevant provisions of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, and allied statutes, supported by judicial interpretations and practical illustrations. Special emphasis is placed on issues such as unstamped or insufficiently stamped documents, photocopies, electronic records, forged or altered documents, and objections regarding admissibility.
This book is an invaluable reference for advocates, judicial officers, prosecutors, academicians, and law students, offering clear guidance on handling documentary evidence at every stage of litigation.
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Concept and Importance of Documentary Evidence
Meaning and classification of documents
Role of documents in judicial proceedings
Production of Documents in Court
Procedures under CPC and CrPC
Summoning and discovery of documents
Impounding of Documents
Statutory provisions and judicial powers
Stamp duty issues and consequences
Admissibility of Documents
Primary and secondary evidence
Objections at the stage of admissibility
Exhibition and Marking of Documents
Legal procedure for exhibiting documents
Distinction between marking and proof
Unregistered and Insufficiently Stamped Documents
Legal effect and limitations
Use for collateral purposes
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