Recorded facts testimony permits witnesses without present recollection to rely on documents they know were correctly recorded. A witness may testify to facts stated in a document of the kind referred to in section 159 despite lacking specific recollection, if satisfied that the ... Summary
Recorded facts testimony permits witnesses without present recollection to rely on documents they know were correctly recorded.
A witness may testify to facts stated in a document of the kind referred to in section 159 despite lacking specific recollection, if satisfied that the facts were correctly recorded. A book-keeper may testify about transactions recorded in regularly maintained business books if the book-keeper knows that the books were correctly kept, notwithstanding forgotten individual transactions.
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