Profitek 25 March 2016
Augustine Chatterjee,New Delhi (Advocate & Solicitor at Law) 26 March 2016
Anand Bali Adv. (Advocate Solicitor & Consultant) 26 March 2016
Dear Client,
It is incorrect that electronic evidences are not admissible in the court on the contrary these evidences in modern age are as good evidences as a writing on a paper ( in your case Gmail Chat) though these are in the category of secondary evidences which need to be corroborated with some primary and circumstantial evidences to establish in the court. So please get an advise of a good educated up-to-date and well experienced advocate. as far as the submission of these evidences are concerned the device which is been used for doing any electronic communication is to be submitted in the court with a transcriptt of the communication indicating date time and content of the communication. In case the evidences are established in the court your husband can not sue you for the any infringment of his personal life and in your case google persons will also not be summoned only the IP address of the both the electronic devices are to be identified and established that a particular communication is been send and received by using both the devises and these devices belong to these two persons exclusivly.