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Presumptionastodocuments 180401153241
Presumptionastodocuments 180401153241
Presented by:-
Sanjeev Saurav
INTRODUCTION
From sec. 79 to 90A of India Evidence Act
deals with the presumption as to
genuineness of a certain kind of evidence.
Document:
The definition of document is mentioned in section- 3
of Indian Evidence Act, 1872
“document” means any matter expressed or described
upon the substance by means of letters, figures or marks,
or by more than one of those means, intended to be used,
or which may be used, for the purpose of recording that
matter.
PRESUMPTION
Sec. 86 Sec. 79
Sec. 87 Sec. 80
Sec 88 Sec. 81
Sec. 88 A Sec. 81 A
Sec. 90 Sec. 82
Sec. 90 A Sec. 83
Sec. 84
Sec. 85
Sec. 85 A
Sec. 85 B
Sec. 85 C
Sec. 89
SHALL PRESUME
Section 79 :- Presumption as to genuineness of certified
copies
Document :- every certificate, certified copy or other document.
Presumption :-
Genuine, if substantially in the form and purports to be
executed in the manner directed by law in that behalf.
Case :-
Document :-
Presumption :-
1. Genuine
2. Duly taken
3. True
SHALL PRESUME
Section 81 :-Presumption as to Gazettes, newspapers, private
Acts of Parliament and other documents
Document :-
Presumption :-
1. Genuine
2. True
Case :-
Document :-
Official Gazette in electronic form
Presumption :-
1. Genuine
2. True
SHALL PRESUME
Section 82 :-Presumption as to document admissible
in England without proof of seal or signature.
Document :-
Any document is admissible in court of England without
proof of seal or stamp or signature.
Presumption :-
1. Genuine
2. Judicial and official capacity while signing.
SHALL PRESUME
Section 83 :-Presumption as to maps or plans
made by authority of Government.
Document :-
Maps or plan by authority of government
Presumption :-
Document :-
Any book printed or published under the authority of
the Government of any country.
Presumption :-
1. Genuine
2. True
SHALL PRESUME
Section 85 :-Presumption as to powers-of-attorney.
Document :-
A power of attorney executed before and authenticated by a notary public, or
court or magistrate.
Presumption :-
Case :-
Citi Bank N.A., New Delhi v. J.K. Mills (AIR 1994),
held that court can presume that the notary public must satisfied himself
about competence of the executants.
SHALL PRESUME
Section 85 A :-Presumption as to electronic
agreements.
Document :-
every electronic record purporting to be an
agreement containing the electronic signature of
the parties was so concluded by affixing the
electronic signature of the parties.
Presumption :-
Genuine & True
SHALL PRESUME
Section 85 B :-Presumption as to electronic records and electronic
signatures
Document :-
In any proceedings involving a secure electronic record, In any proceedings
involving secure digital signature
Presumption :-
(a) the secure electronic signature is affixed by subscriber with the intention of
signing or approving the electronic record;
(b) except in the case of a secure electronic record or a secure electronic
signature, nothing in this section shall cerate any presumption, relating to
authenticity and integrity of the electronic record or any electronic signature.
SHALL PRESUME
Section 85 C :-Presumption as to Electronic Signature
Certificates.
Document :-
Presumption :-
Genuine & True
SHALL PRESUME
Section 89:-Presumption as to due execution, etc., of
documents not produced.
Document :-
Document :-
Certified copies of judicial record of country not forming
part of India.
Presumption :-
Genuine & Accurate
MAY PRESUME
Section 87 :-Presumption as to books, maps and charts.
Document :-
A book to which court may refer for information on matters to
public or general interest.( Books , Maps & Chart)
Presumption :-
That it was written and published by the person by whom it
supports to have been written or published.
MAY PRESUME
Section 88 :-Presumption as to telegraphic messages.
Document :- Telegraphic messages.
Presumption :-
Message Forwarded from post office is person to whom
purports to addressed.
MAY PRESUME
Section 88A :-Presumption as to electronic messages.
Document :-
Presumption :-
Message forwarded from originator is person to whom it
purports to addressed.
MAY PRESUME
Section 90 :-Presumption as to documents thirty years
old.
Document :-