G-KZ4T1KYLW3 High Court Rules on Admissibility of Documents After Ex-Parte Decree Challenge – 2025 PLD 124

High Court Rules on Admissibility of Documents After Ex-Parte Decree Challenge – 2025 PLD 124

High Court Rules on Admissibility of Documents After Ex-Parte Decree Challenge – 2025 PLD 124.


2025 PLD 124 

دستاویزی شہادت اور اس کی قبولیت پر اعتراض

قانونی نکات


دفعات 42 اور 54 ۔۔۔ اور دیوانی ضابطہ اخلاق 1908 کی دفعہ 12(2)

دستاویزی شہادت اور اس کی قبولیت پر اعتراض


پس منظر:


درخواست گزار (مدعا علیہ) نے دفعہ 12(2)، سی پی سی کے تحت ایک یکطرفہ ڈگری کو منسوخ کرنے کے لیے درخواست دائر کی۔

مدعیان نے ایسے دستاویزات کو خارج کرنے کی استدعا کی جو مدعا علیہ نے اپنے ثبوت کے طور پر پیش کیے تھے۔

ٹرائل کورٹ نے مدعیان کی درخواست منظور کرتے ہوئے دستاویزات کو خارج کر دیا، اور یہ فیصلہ ماتحت اپیل عدالت نے بھی برقرار رکھا۔

فیصلہ:

دستاویزات کے قابل قبول ہونے پر اعتراض کی دو اقسام ہو سکتی ہیں:

(i) مواد کی بنیاد پر ناقابل قبولیت ("inadmissibility in evidence")
(ii) ثبوت کے طریقہ کار میں بے قاعدگی یا کمی ("mode of proof")

اگر دستاویز کو بطور نمائش (Exhibit) پیش کرتے وقت طریقہ کار پر کوئی اعتراض نہ اٹھایا جائے، تو اعتراض کرنے کا حق ختم (waive) ہو جاتا ہے۔

صحیح وقت اعتراض اٹھانے کا وہ ہے جب دستاویز کو نمائش کے طور پر پیش کیا جا رہا ہو۔

بعد میں طریقہ کار پر اعتراض کرنا عدالتی عمل میں ناپسندیدہ ہے۔


ہائی کورٹ نے ماتحت عدالتوں کے فیصلے کالعدم قرار دے دیے اور ہدایت کی کہ مدعیان کو موقع دیا جائے کہ اگر مزید ثبوت پیش ہوں تو ان پر جرح کریں۔

درخواست گزار کو مزید شواہد یا گواہوں کی دوبارہ جانچ پڑتال کی درخواست دینے کی اجازت دی گئی۔

آئینی درخواست منظور کر لی گئی۔

Must read Judgement.


Citation Name : 2025 PLD 124 LAHORE-HIGH-COURT-LAHORE
Side Appellant : Mst. AFIA AMBRINE
Side Opponent : ADDITIONAL DISTRICT JUDGE, SIALKOT
Ss. 42 & 54---Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908), S. 12(2)---Documentary evidence---Objection to admissibility---Petitioner/defendant filed application under S. 12(2), C.P.C., seeking to set aside ex-parte decree passed against him---Respondents/plaintiffs sought de-exhibition of certain documents which were produced by petitioner/defendant in his evidence during proceedings under S. 12(2), C.P.C.---Trial Court allowed application of respondents/plaintiffs and de-exhibited the documents, which order was maintained by Lower Appellate Court---Validity---Objections with respect to admissibility of documents can be of two kinds: (i) document is inadmissible in evidence being irrelevant or not capable for being considered in evidence ("inadmissibility in evidence"); and (ii) objections directed towards mode of proof due to irregularity or insufficiency ("mode of proof")---If no objection is raised as to inadmissibility in evidence but just mode of proof, after the document has been marked as an exhibit, the principle of waiver for failing to raise objection as to formal validity can be attracted---Proper time for raising such objection as to formal validity or mode of proof is prior to marking a document as an exhibit or at the time when it is sought to be marked as an exhibit---Such objections should be taken at the earliest and once document has been tendered and marked as an exhibit, belated objection as to mode of proof is discouraged by Courts---High Court set aside orders of Trial Court marking the documents as exhibits without oath statement of advocate and the order to de-exhibit them and also set aside judgment of Lower Appellate Court---High Court noted that the petitioner/defendant could file suitable application to produce further evidence/documents or re-examination of any witness---High Court directed Trial Court to give chance to respondents/plaintiffs to cross-examine as to additional evidence, if produced---Constitutional petition was allowed accordingly.


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