INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK OF PAKISTAN versus AL MANSOOR LTD.
The Bankers 'Box Equity Act, 1891, section 2, for the collection of the Bankers' Box Evidence Act (XVIII. The suit failed to produce certified copies of the books on which the plaintiff (bank) relied, only certified copies of the entries in the books' accounts were made honestly and accurately, without substantive evidence of the existence of such entries. Introduction can be obtained. In fact, once the dispute arose about authenticity and its accuracy, the bank did not refrain from substantiating the above entries and the law of proof had to prove the entry of banker books, The plaintiff failed to produce certified copies of the books on which it relied, complying with the mandatory provisions of VII, R14 and O XIII, RI, CPC or of the witnesses under O XVI, R1, CPC. At the time of listing the list.
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