Special Relief Act 1877 Section 21 (c) Impact of non-production of a document cited at the preliminary stage of the contract by referring to some other understanding between the parties in a different language where references to some other understanding of the agreement between the parties Given, the mere non-production of such documents, despite the absence of a complete agreement between the parties in accordance with the prerequisite of a contract, does not attract the provisions of Section 21 (c), the Special Relief Act, 1877 But neither of the parties has a contract. Correspondence refers to the understanding or exchange of notices between them; the terms of the document were not those which would materially affect the terms set forth in them; however, such agreement could be presented in evidence. When it was recorded by the court.
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