A. XLI, R 27 Production of Evidence in Appeals Private documents (i.e. contracts and receipts), seeking to produce such documents which are not before the trial court due to the negligence of the solicitor, present as additional evidence to the Court of Appeal Done. In the case of a party, additional evidence obtained to fill the lacuna or provide for the deduction may be allowed; the party cannot be allowed to furnish private documents if the court requires it for disposal purposes. To fill in the millions of additional evidence. Or, in this case, the reduction of the supply will not be a good reason for the party's lawyer's negligence to include any additional evidence.
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