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Petition For Objecting To The Admissibility Of Document In Evidenceat The Time Of Trial Drafting Miscellaneous Template 762 Legal Draft Template

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Petition for objecting to the admissibility of document in evidence
at the time of trial

BEFORE THE HON'BLE COURT OF…………………..
Criminal Application No. ………………… of ………….

on behalf of the accused
In

Case No. …………………. of 20…….
(Under Section………….... I.P.C./ Cr. P.C.)
District…………………………..
State …………………………….                             …Applicant

Versus

Sri…………………….. S/o……………….. R/o…………………… P.S……….. . District ………….

……….......                                                                …Accused

To

The Honourable Judge of the aforesaid Court.

The humble accused most humbly showeth as under:

1. That the defence counsel has objected to the admissibility in evidence of a letter allegedly sought to be adduced by the prosecution in evidence.

2. That the said letter has no bearing on the facts of the case nor, it is relevant for the purpose of the present trial.

3. That the said letter has been adduced in evidence only in order to malign the character of the accused.

4. That Section 54 of the Evidence Act bars the admission of the said letter in evidence.

PRAYER

It is, therefore, most respectfully prayed that the Hon'ble Court may not be pleased to take the aforesaid letter in evidence or if taken in evidence be expunged.

Date…………
Defence Advocate

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