Oral evidence proves facts generally, while documentary and electronic-record contents remain excluded from oral proof. Proof of facts may be established through oral evidence, subject to the exclusion of the contents of documents or electronic records. Oral testimony is ... Summary
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Oral evidence proves facts generally, while documentary and electronic-record contents remain excluded from oral proof.
Proof of facts may be established through oral evidence, subject to the exclusion of the contents of documents or electronic records. Oral testimony is available to prove facts generally, but it does not serve as the mode for proving documentary or electronic-record contents.
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