Testimony of document entries may be admitted when witness confirms accuracy despite lack of recollection. Witnesses may testify to facts stated in documents admissible under section 162 even without specific recollection if they are sure the facts were correctly recorded; illustratively, a book keeper may testify to entries in regularly kept business books when satisfied the books were properly kept despite forgetting particular transactions.
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Testimony of document entries may be admitted when witness confirms accuracy despite lack of recollection.
Witnesses may testify to facts stated in documents admissible under section 162 even without specific recollection if they are sure the facts were correctly recorded; illustratively, a book keeper may testify to entries in regularly kept business books when satisfied the books were properly kept despite forgetting particular transactions.
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