A.RAMAMURTHI
Saroja and others – Appellant
Versus
Poorna Mariyal and another – Respondent
2. The case in brief is as follows:
The revision petitioners/defendants filed a petition under O.26, Rule 10-A and Sec.151 of Civil Procedure Code to send Exs.B-2 and B-23 with the admitted signatures of the first respondent for comparison to the Government handwriting expert at Madras through an Advocate Commissioner. These two documents came into existence on 12.5.1997 and the signatures in the documents have been disputed by the first respondent. The respondents opposed the application that Ex.B-23 is attested by a Notary Public and the due execution of the document can be proved by examining the Notary Public and, as such, there is no necessity to send the documents for comparison. Now the evidence is in the closing stage and the present application has been filed only to delay the proceedings. Even assuming that the opinion is received from the handwriting expert, it is not a conclusive one under Sec.45 of the Evidence Act.
3. The learned District Munsif after hearing the parties
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