Reading: My case is in the initial stages at Tis Hazari Courts, and I’ve submitted some key documents to support my claim. The other side has challenged their authenticity. I’ve already prepared my affidavit with evidence. How do I refer to these disputed documents in my affidavit? Are there legal options to formally prove these documents, or will the court consider them despite the challenge?

My case is in the initial stages at Tis Hazari Courts, and I’ve submitted some key documents to support my claim. The other side has challenged their authenticity. I’ve already prepared my affidavit with evidence. How do I refer to these disputed documents in my affidavit? Are there legal options to formally prove these documents, or will the court consider them despite the challenge?

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11 months ago

Law Forum › Category: Civil › My case is in the initial stages at Tis Hazari Courts, and I’ve submitted some key documents to support my claim. The other side has challenged their authenticity. I’ve already prepared my affidavit with evidence. How do I refer to these disputed documents in my affidavit? Are there legal options to formally prove these documents, or will the court consider them despite the challenge?

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Apni Law Staff asked 11 months ago

My case is in the initial stages at Tis Hazari Courts, and I’ve submitted some key documents to support my claim. The other side has challenged their authenticity. I’ve already prepared my affidavit with evidence. How do I refer to these disputed documents in my affidavit? Are there legal options to formally prove these documents, or will the court consider them despite the challenge?

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Apni Law Staff answered 11 months ago

In your affidavit, you should clearly state the disputed documents’ details, your basis for their authenticity, and why you believe they’re genuine. The court will likely consider them despite the challenge, but you can also formally prove them through a witness testimony or expert opinion.