Chapter II A - Indicating amount of duty in the price of goods, etc., for purpose of refund and crediting certain amounts to the fund (From Section 12A to Section 12D)
Admissibility of electronic records: computer printouts valid as documents if statutory authenticity and operational conditions satisfied. A microfilm, facsimile copy, or computer printout is deemed a document and admissible without the original if statutory conditions are met. Computer printouts require that the computer was regularly used for the relevant activities, that relevant information was regularly supplied in the ordinary course, that the computer operated properly or any malfunction did not affect accuracy, and that the printout reproduces information so supplied. Multiple computers operating over a period are treated as a single computer. A certificate by a responsible official identifying production details and addressing these conditions is evidence of the matters stated.
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Admissibility of electronic records: computer printouts valid as documents if statutory authenticity and operational conditions satisfied.
A microfilm, facsimile copy, or computer printout is deemed a document and admissible without the original if statutory conditions are met. Computer printouts require that the computer was regularly used for the relevant activities, that relevant information was regularly supplied in the ordinary course, that the computer operated properly or any malfunction did not affect accuracy, and that the printout reproduces information so supplied. Multiple computers operating over a period are treated as a single computer. A certificate by a responsible official identifying production details and addressing these conditions is evidence of the matters stated.
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