Sections 52, 55 55 (a) and (63 (a) of the Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), O. VI, R15 law in the evidence (Article 10 of 1984), Article 85 Election Petition) photocopies of public documents attached to the election petition Not confirmed - The applicant's affidavit affirmed that photocopies of the public document are exempt from the principle of verification. Such copies of judicial election application, judicial records and police records are eligible for public documents, But there were no certified copies. Whether it is documented or verbal, credible and truthful, otherwise, it will be responsible for excluding such application, the applicant's personal confirmation of attachments and schedules associated with the application will determine his or her responsibility. Copies of such documents are genuine and in order to substantiate the allegations in the petition, only certified documents are public documents exempted from the principle of validation No photocopy of a public document is better than secondary evidence There is no final discrimination value required on photocopy of public document Or it may be that the election application is rejected during the verification of the applicant
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