Identification of Ambiguous Contractual References permits factual evidence to determine the intended person or thing where language fits only one. Section 96 of the Indian Evidence Act permits evidence of surrounding facts to identify the person or thing intended by language that could refer to any ... Summary
Identification of Ambiguous Contractual References permits factual evidence to determine the intended person or thing where language fits only one.
Section 96 of the Indian Evidence Act permits evidence of surrounding facts to identify the person or thing intended by language that could refer to any one of several possible persons or things, but was intended to apply to only one. It enables an uncertain description to be applied to its intended subject, including where a seller owns two white horses or where an agreement refers to one of two places bearing the name Haidarabad.
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