Supreme Court of India
Bibi Aisha & Ors. v. Bihar Subai Sunni Majlis Avaqaf & Ors.
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Evidence Act (1 of 1812), s. 65(a) and (!)-Whether cl. (f) controls cl. (a)-Case falling under both clauses-Whether certified copy s/wu/d be produced as secondary evidence. The !st respondent-waqf filed a suit against the appellants ·and the 3rd respondent, for setting aside a lease deed executed by the 3rd res pondent in favour of the appe!lants, on the 2fOUnd that the properties covered by the lease deed were waqf properties dedicated by a deed of waqf of the year 1827. The existence of the deed of waqf was proved by numerous admissions by the 3rd respondent and others who vrere its
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