Notice to produce governs when secondary evidence of documents is admissible and identifies circumstances allowing notice to be dispensed with. Notice to produce is generally required before secondary evidence of a document's contents may be admitted where the original is held by the opposing ... Summary
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Notice to produce governs when secondary evidence of documents is admissible and identifies circumstances allowing notice to be dispensed with.
Notice to produce is generally required before secondary evidence of a document's contents may be admitted where the original is held by the opposing party. Notice must comply with prescribed requirements or be reasonable in the circumstances. It may be dispensed with where the document is itself a notice, production is evidently required, the original was obtained by fraud or force, is present in Court, has been admitted lost, or is held beyond the Court's reach or process.
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