Section 610A - Admissibility of micro films, facsimile copies of documents, computer printouts and documents on computer media as documents and as evidence.
Companies Act, 1956 Chapter XII REGISTRATION OFFICES AND OFFICERS AND FEES
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Admissibility of electronic reproductions permits microfilm, facsimile and computer printouts as evidence where authentication and preservation conditions are met. A microfilm, facsimile copy or computer printout is admissible as a document and as evidence of the original's contents without producing the original, ... Summary
Admissibility of electronic reproductions permits microfilm, facsimile and computer printouts as evidence where authentication and preservation conditions are met.
A microfilm, facsimile copy or computer printout is admissible as a document and as evidence of the original's contents without producing the original, provided the computer printout reproduces filings made by the company on paper or computer media, the Registrar authenticates received computer media by necessary checks, and the Registrar preserves the media by duplicating, transferring or storing it without data loss.
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