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Section 104
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On the date fixed for taking the evidence, the document of evidence submitted by the plaintiff shall be shown to the defendant and the document of evidence submitted by the defendant shall be shown to the plaintiff in full, and if he names such document as forged, fabricated or forged, the court shall make a statement and record the same.
(2) If any party asks for a time limit and it is not immediately possible to distinguish fraud, forgery or forgery when showing or telling according to sub-section (1), the court shall grant a time limit of up to three days.
(3) If a document printed by someone other than the party to the case is presented, it will not be possible to immediately identify fraud, forgery or forgery, and if any party to the case requests a deadline, a period of fifteen days can be given to make a statement on forgery, forgery or forgery along with evidence.
(4) If the person making the statement within the time limit given in accordance with sub-section (3) declares fraud, forgery or forgery, the court shall record the statement accordingly.
(5) When making a statement according to sub-section (4), if any party states that such document is forgery or forgery, the court shall make the statement on the same day if all the parties to the case are present on that day, and if any party is not present, on the next day of their appearance in the case of such party.
(6) If it is necessary to summon the relevant party in the case of the heir or legal practitioner, the court shall summon such party and make his statement.
(7) According to this section, if the concerned party is unable to distinguish fraud, forgery or fraud when the evidence is shown or heard, the court may send such evidence to the relevant expert for examination.