Primary evidence requirement governs documentary proof, allowing alternative evidence only within legally recognised and specified exceptions. Section 64 establishes the general evidentiary rule governing proof of documentary evidence: documents must ordinarily be proved through primary evidence. ... Summary
Primary evidence requirement governs documentary proof, allowing alternative evidence only within legally recognised and specified exceptions.
Section 64 establishes the general evidentiary rule governing proof of documentary evidence: documents must ordinarily be proved through primary evidence. Departure from that requirement is permissible only in subsequently specified cases. Primary evidence remains the ordinary and mandatory mode for establishing documentary contents, while alternative forms of proof are confined exclusively to recognised exceptions in legally specified evidentiary circumstances.
Full Summary is available for active users!
Note: It is a system-generated summary and is for quick reference only.