Supreme Court of India

Kashinath S. Bandekar and Ors. v. Atmaram Vassudeva Naique and Ors.

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Bench A.S. Anand J.
Decided 14 March 1997

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Portuguese Civil Procedure Code-Articles 515, 516-Suit for posses­ sion of property-Especificacacr-Record of settlement-Validity-It is only a step in proceedings of the trial with a view to na"ow down the controver­ sy-Though it has a probative value but it cannot be prefe"ed to the evidence led at the trial-Held, relevancy, proof and evidentiary value of a document has to be decided· at the trial not withstanding the record of the especificacao-Civil Courts Act, 1965.

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