Can A Plaint Be Rejected Because It Relies on an Inadmissible Document?
Supreme Court explains why a plaint cannot be rejected at the threshold merely because it relies on a document alleged to be inadmissible.
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Supreme Court explains why a plaint cannot be rejected at the threshold merely because it relies on a document alleged to be inadmissible.
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Supreme Court explains why a plaint cannot be rejected at the threshold merely because it relies on a document alleged to be inadmissible.
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