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of <h1>Section 98: Clarifying Document Intent When Language Doesn't Match Facts Using Non-Literal Evidence.</h1> Section 98 of the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023, addresses situations where the language in a document is clear but does not align with existing facts. In such cases, evidence can be introduced to demonstrate that the language was used in a specific, non-literal sense. For example, if a deed states a sale of 'my house in Kolkata,' but the seller owns no such house, evidence showing that the intended reference was to a house in Howrah, which the buyer possesses, is permissible to clarify the document's true intent.
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