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Meghalaya High Court Makes Verification of Affidavits Mandatory - (02 Mar 2020)

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Meghalaya High Court has directed its Registry to ensure that affidavits filed by the parties during the course of proceedings are duly verified. The High Court has also directed that parties' Advocates will not be allowed to file affidavits on the basis of their personal knowledge regarding the case.

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