Civil dispute-against an illegal will document
1 year ago
Civil related case was filed on the year 1992 against an illegal will document. Sub ordinate court has given a verdict that will is not considerable as owner was suffered from cancer disease when he wrote that will. Then defendants was reappealed the same case in district court and it is favoured to them in year 2002. Then again plantiff applied the case in High court 2003 , both plantiff and defandant leaders are died during the tenure of a case is pending in High court. Now have got to know that order has been passed from high court that will is considerable. but lawyer have appointed was telling that order is not considered as one as it is not having any seal whereas cheif justice itsef signed on the order copy. just wanted to know whether that document is original or not?
You have to share the judgment and to take second opinion from any other senior advocate. Get apply for certified copies and get authorized copy of judgment.
You are suggested to visit the High Court's copying section and ask for a certified copy of the judgement and once you have it then you can check what order was passed. The certified copy will be authentic one.
Unless there is a seal or certification as duly required under Section 76 of the Act, when it is not called a certified copy and even the High Court Rules in no way exempt application of the said Section for the High Court to issue a certified copy, it is the duty of the registry of the High Court to take care in certifying in compliance with Section 76 of the Act. document could be original but seal is required.
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