Ultimate Law Resources : Database for Lawyers
In all cases in which a plan of the property is produced by either of the parties or is required from it by the Court and is not admitted by the opposite party, it must be properly proved by (a) examination of the person who prepared it, and by requiring him to certify it as correct and to sign it, or (b) by affidavits or examination of...
Please log in below to view full topic.
login
- Islamic Law
- Major Acts (Criminal)
- Civil Major Acts
- Minor Acts
- Family Laws
- Civil Servants Service Laws
- Land Laws
- Taxation Laws
- Education Laws
- Labour Laws
- Agriculture Laws
- Banking Laws
- Company Laws
- Local Govt. Laws
- Constitutional Laws
- Admiralty And Maritime Laws
- Anti-Corruption & Accountability Laws
- Anti-Narcotics Laws
- Anti-Terrorism Laws
- Arbitration Laws
- Business Laws
- Cantonments Laws
- Competition Laws
- Co-operative Societies Law
- Custom Laws more laws
