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Showing posts with label rebuttable presumption. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rebuttable presumption. Show all posts
Saturday, 25 May 2019

Whether accused in cheque dishonour case can be believed if he fails to seek return of cheque for period of seven years?

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The Respondent contended that the signed blank Promissory Note was issued by him in favour of N.R.R. Finances Investments Pvt. Ltd. under ...
Saturday, 23 February 2019

Whether burden of proof is on party to prove that revenue record is wrong if he alleges it?

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The main ground urged is that since in the earlier proceedings held under the Act, the extent of pot kharab land was found to be 106.24 ac...
Saturday, 26 January 2019

Whether court should draw presumption U/S 139 of NI Act if execution of cheque is proved?

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The learned counsel for the respondent admitted that execution of the  cheque and also the signature found in the cheque.  Therefore, once ...
Sunday, 6 January 2019

What are necessary conditions for drawing presumption U/S 90 of Evidence Act?

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 This Court in Paramesh Sarmah & Ors. Vs. Islamali & Ors. (supra), held in para-9 as under: " 9. The condition on which t...
Tuesday, 2 October 2018

Whether presumption of truth is attached to revenue record?

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 The main ground urged is that since in the earlier proceedings held under the Act, the extent of pot kharab land was found to be 106.24 a...
Saturday, 13 January 2018

Whether lease deed signed by one party is valid?

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A close reading of the third paragraph indicates that there is no stipulation that the instrument must be signed by both parties. The requ...