Evidence validity

• The recording device must have been capable of taking the conversation now offered in evidence
• The operator of the device must be competent to operate the device
• The recording must be authentic and correct
• Changes, additions or deletions have not been made in the recording
• The recording must have been preserved in a manner that is shown to the court
• The speakers must be identified
• The conversation elicited was made voluntarily and in good faith, without any kind of inducement.

Thank you for your kind information and precious time sir.. it may helpful to victim like us....

Thank you so much Mr.Ramachary. The details regarding the recorded material is very useful. Thank you also for confirming that there is no time limit for the recorded material.

thanks a lot sir. I have moved the recordings from my phone to my computer but have not altered anything. Please suggest will the movement of those recordings to my computer will make these evidences as useless? 

thanks a lot sir. I have moved the recordings from my phone to my computer but have not altered anything. Please suggest will the movement of those recordings to my computer will make these evidences as useless? Dear Neeraj evidence should be primary.As u moved your recording to computer from phone.It may be invalid as recording in computer is seondary.So,court may invalid your recording.You should produce your phone to court.