Proof of documentary contents permits proof through either primary evidence or secondary evidence, establishing alternative evidentiary methods for documents. Proof of the contents of documents may be established by either primary evidence or secondary evidence. Both forms are recognised as permissible ... Summary
Proof of documentary contents permits proof through either primary evidence or secondary evidence, establishing alternative evidentiary methods for documents.
Proof of the contents of documents may be established by either primary evidence or secondary evidence. Both forms are recognised as permissible evidentiary means for demonstrating what a document contains. Documentary contents may therefore be proved through primary evidence, or alternatively through secondary evidence, for use in legal proceedings.
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