Proof of contents of documents may be established by primary or secondary evidence under documentary evidence law. Section 56 provides that the contents of documents are to be proved either by primary evidence or by secondary evidence, specifying the permitted modes for establishing what a document states under the statute governing documentary evidence.
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Proof of contents of documents may be established by primary or secondary evidence under documentary evidence law.
Section 56 provides that the contents of documents are to be proved either by primary evidence or by secondary evidence, specifying the permitted modes for establishing what a document states under the statute governing documentary evidence.
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