Nirav Gandhi (Sr.Officer) 03 August 2017
Advocate Bhartesh goyal (advocate) 04 August 2017
Court's order is absolutely right.without submitting certifecate required under sec 65 {B} of Evidence Act ,Electronic evidence can not be admitted.
ravan 04 August 2017
In Parliament Attack case [NCT of Delhi v. Navjot Sandhu, (2005) 11 SCC 600], while considering the printouts of the computerized records of the calls pertaining to the cell-phones, the court held that even if the evidence does not fulfill the conditions specified in Section 65B, it can be adduced under Section 63 and Section 65 of the Evidence Act, 1872. Therefore, section 65B was held to be only one of the ways in which a computer output can be adduced.
Nirav Gandhi (Sr.Officer) 04 August 2017
Nirav Gandhi (Sr.Officer) 04 August 2017
Nirav Gandhi (Sr.Officer) 05 August 2017
Nirav Gandhi (Sr.Officer) 07 August 2017
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