Mere Apprehension of Tampering Not Enough to Order Forensic Analysis of Sealed Documents: Delhi HC Imposes Rs. 10,000 Cost for ‘Frivolous’ Petition

The High Court of Delhi on November 12, 2025, dismissed a petition challenging a trial court’s refusal to send sealed documents for forensic analysis, ruling that a “mere apprehension” of tampering is insufficient to warrant such a direction. Justice Girish Kathpalia dismissed the petition as “completely devoid of merit” and “totally frivolous,” imposing a cost

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