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When English is not the language of the court, evidence may be taken in English if:-

Order XVIII rule 9 permits recording evidence in English, although English is not the court language, where appearing parties and the pleaders of represented parties do not…

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When English is not the language of the court, evidence may be taken in English if:-

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Order XVIII rule 9 permits recording evidence in English, although English is not the court language, where appearing parties and the pleaders of represented parties do not object. It covers both English testimony and testimony translated into English. The court merely considering it necessary is not the condition supplied by this rule.

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