Legal Heir Certificate
4 months ago
recently court decreed infavour of us for a Legalheir certificate. after 50 days advicate handed over certified photocopies with a seal. is it that of ORIGINAL copy? or i can still get a Original.copy?
A.Dear Client,
Certified copies are admissible as evidence in court. They carry the same weight and legal significance as the original documents they represent. A certified copy having the seal and stamp of court issued thereunder is not a copy of the original document but is a copy of the registration entry which is itself a copy of the original and is a public document under Section 74(2) of the Evidence Act, 1872 and Sub-section (5) of Sec.57 of the Registration Act, 1908 that makes it admissible as evidence for different purpose.
Certified copies are admissible as evidence in court. They carry the same weight and legal significance as the original documents they represent. A certified copy having the seal and stamp of court issued thereunder is not a copy of the original document but is a copy of the registration entry which is itself a copy of the original and is a public document under Section 74(2) of the Evidence Act, 1872 and Sub-section (5) of Sec.57 of the Registration Act, 1908 that makes it admissible as evidence for different purpose.
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