The notice of Production of Document to the other party who is in possession of the documents which are supposed to be relevant for the proceeding of the case. Proofs and pieces of evidence are highly in demand by the court to decide the case.
An application under Order 12 Rule 8 of Civil Procedure Code, 1908 can be filed before court as a notice to produce documents to the opponent party.
If the documents are not provided by the respondent party, then the court will give an opportunity to the petitioner to produce the secondary evidence under section 63 of the Evidence act.
As per the Order 11 Rule 14, Court can order for the production of the document by any party in the suit. And the court can further proceed with such documents as appear just. This rule empowers the court to order the production of documents during the pendency of the suit.
Order 11 Rule 16 of Civil Procedure Code,1908
Notice to produce- “Notice to any party to produce any documents referred to in his pleading or affidavits shall be in Form No. 7 in Appendix C, with such variations as circumstances may require.”
Difference between order 12 and oder 11 is
Order 12 Rule 8 deals with the production of documents which may or may not be mentioned in the plaint or written statement by the party. A party can issue a notice to the other party which is in possession of the documents to produce the document.
Order 11 Rule 16, deals with the production of documents which are specifically mentioned in the written statement or affidavit or plaint by the party. A party can issue a notice to other party who is in possession of the mentioned document to produce the document.