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The Bankers' Books Evidence Act 1891, which has been in force in the Indian legal system for 135 years, is an act created during the British era and has remained unchanged till date. The main feature of this act is that only documents approved by banks will be admissible as evidence in court cases. This act makes all bank documents
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The Bankers' Books Evidence Act 1891, which has been in force in the Indian legal system for 135 years, is an act created during the British era and has remained unchanged till date. The main feature of this act is that only documents approved by banks will be admissible as evidence in court cases. This act makes all bank documents