(1) The plaintiff in the complaint, the accused in the statement and the defendant in the reply must disclose all their witnesses, documents and physical evidence.
(2) According to sub-section (1), documents or documents disclosed in accordance with the nature of evidence, documents or documents that can be obtained by the plaintiff must be submitted with the complaint, the defendant with the reply and the accused during the statement.
(3) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (1) or (2), the following shall be as follows:-
(a) If the accused requests that another date be fixed for the production of any documents or other evidence which cannot be produced immediately when the accused makes a statement or the defendant gives a reply, the court may fix another date up to a maximum of one month,
(b) According to sub-section (3) of section 104, in case of evidence related to forgery or fraud, it shall be in accordance with the same section. (c) During the trial of the case, if there is a need to submit any additional evidence to support or refute a new fact, the concerned party may submit additional evidence with the permission of the court.
(4) When a party to the case submits any written evidence in accordance with sub-section (2), he shall submit one more copy of such document than the number of opposing parties. However, in cases related to offenses under Schedule-1 and Schedule-2, it is not necessary to submit a copy of such a document. Explanation: For the purpose of this section, "copy" means a photocopy or any other shadow copy of a document.