Supreme Court of India
Jiten K. Ajmera & Anr. v. M/s Tejas Co-operative Housing Society
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: Or XLI, r. 27 – Production of additional evidence at the appellate stage – Applic ation by appellants for bringing additional evidence on reco rd, along with the documents sought to be produced in the pending appeal – Rejected by the State Commission as also National Co mmission – On appeal, held: The documents came into existence after the a ppeal was filed before the State Commission – They are of relevance to establish that the appellants were not in a position to obtain the Occupancy Certificate from the Municipal Corporatio n until the unauthorized
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