(1) Due to the nature of the document, the petitioner must submit the complete document evidence and one copy of the document evidence that the petitioner can present with the complaint application.
(2) From the nature of the document, the defendant must submit the complete document evidence and one copy of the document evidence should be submitted along with the reply letter.
(3) Written evidence not submitted by the petitioner or the respondent in accordance with sub-rules (1) and (2) shall not be accepted or accepted as evidence. But in the following cases, written evidence can be filed or understood as follows:-
(a) In the case of documentary evidence that cannot be filed in the tribunal, only a copy of such document can be filed.
(b) If the petitioner or the respondent does not know or could not obtain any new or important document during the filing of the application or counter-evidence, after knowing or receiving such document, and if the tribunal deems it reasonable, the tribunal shall He will be able to understand such written evidence by erecting a document of the matter.
(c) If the petitioner or the respondent, showing any reasonable cause, requests that another date be fixed for the submission of any written evidence, the tribunal may fix another date to give the opportunity for the reasonable excuse to submit the written evidence.
(4) On the date set for the hearing of the evidence, the petitioner's evidence document should be shown to the respondent and the respondent's evidence document should be shown to the petitioner and the petitioner should be made to make a statement of what it says is fraud, forgery or forgery. If the statement is made in this way, it is not possible to distinguish fraud, forgery or fraud, and if the tribunal deems that a time limit should be given, it can give a time limit of up to three days.
(5) After the petitioner or the respondent submits the documents referred to as written evidence in the complaint petition or the reply before the tribunal, a copy of the same is prepared, and if the copy is found to be correct by the examiner and the copy is found to be correct, the petitioner or the respondent who submitted the document shall declare that the copy is correct. It should be written on paper and signed by him and kept with the missile.
(6) The complete documents as per sub-rule (5) shall be numbered sequentially and the stamp of the office shall be affixed on the back of the complete documents and returned to the concerned person.