Signature comparison enables authentication through admitted writings and compelled exemplars, with the method extending to finger-impressions. Section 73 permits comparison of signatures, writings and seals to determine whether a disputed mark was made by the person it purports to identify. A ... Summary
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Signature comparison enables authentication through admitted writings and compelled exemplars, with the method extending to finger-impressions.
Section 73 permits comparison of signatures, writings and seals to determine whether a disputed mark was made by the person it purports to identify. A signature, writing or seal admitted or proved to the Court's satisfaction may be used as the comparison standard. The Court may require a person present to provide words or figures for comparison. The mechanism extends to finger-impressions.
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