Supreme Court of India
Govt. of Karnataka and Anr v. K.c.subramanya and Ors
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Code of Civil Procedure, 19.08 - Or.XL/, r.27(1)(aa) - Conditions precedent before allowing a party to adduce additional evidence at the stage of appeal - Held: party can seek liberty to produce additional evidence at the appellate stage, but the same can be permitted only if the evidence sought to be produced could not be produced at the stage of trial in spite of exercise of due diligence and that the evidence could not be produced as it was not within knowledge of the party and hence was fit to be produced by the appellant before the appellate forum - In the instant matter, the appellants
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