“…………………So far as ground No,l is concerned, it is not necessary that the petitioner should only obtain the certified copies of the documents and it is no ground at all to reject the application, but the Court below was right in holding that the documents cannot be received in evidence by granting leave in the absence of any reference about the same in the pleadings. This Court is also of the opinion that in the absence of any reference to the documents, which are sought to be received, in the pleadings, the petitioner cannot seek leave of the Court to receive such documents, at the belated stage, when the suit is coming up for further evidence on the side of the plaintiff. Further the judgment relied on by the learned Counsel for the petitioner is also of no help to the petitioner as in the said judgment, the documents, which were sought to be marked, were referred to in the plaint. In the said judgment, it was held that certified copies can be received when they are referred to in the plaint and their authenticity is not disputed. In any event, having regard to the findings recorded by the Court below for rejection of the applications, I do not find any illegality in the orders impugned so as to interfere with the same in exercise of powers under Article 227 of the Constitution of India………..” (emphasis supplied)
