Dear All,
A question ponders in my mind... as to why when we send warning letters/show cause notice/chargesheet, etc., we mostly make it a point to send by Registered AD (acknowledgement due).
My question is that... is there a legal sanctity wherein documents sent by Reg. AD hold good in courts, etc.? Please state any legal act if one.
Awaiting your replies.
Regards,
Jagdish V
From India, Mumbai
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1A question ponders in my mind... as to why when we send warning letters/show cause notice/chargesheet, etc., we mostly make it a point to send by Registered AD (acknowledgement due).
My question is that... is there a legal sanctity wherein documents sent by Reg. AD hold good in courts, etc.? Please state any legal act if one.
Awaiting your replies.
Regards,
Jagdish V
From India, Mumbai
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Hi Jagdish,
You are correct. It has some legal value as evidence, but it has to be corroborated by other evidence as well. In this case, somebody may say, "Yes, I received a registered AD, but it did not have any letter inside," so you have to have a witness who says that they put the letter inside. My point is that evidence, especially the corroborated one, cannot be refuted so easily.
Thanks for the post,
Col. Virendra
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You are correct. It has some legal value as evidence, but it has to be corroborated by other evidence as well. In this case, somebody may say, "Yes, I received a registered AD, but it did not have any letter inside," so you have to have a witness who says that they put the letter inside. My point is that evidence, especially the corroborated one, cannot be refuted so easily.
Thanks for the post,
Col. Virendra
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