DOES COURT ACCEPT EMAIL AS A PROOF?

ashish agarwal (Querist) 12 March 2010 This query is : Resolved
DEAR SIRS,
IN A CHEUQE BOUNCING CASE COURT HAD ISSUED SUMMON TO THE ACCUSED, AFTER WHICH OUR ADVOCATE SENT THE COPY OF THE SUMMON TO THE ACCUSED BY EMAIL ALSO. IN REPLY OF IT ACCUSED SENT A MAIL BACK SAYING WE WILL PAY THE AMOUNT IN APRIL,2010.
ON THE OTHER HAND VERBALLY HE IS SAYING THAT HE WILL NOT PAY THE AMOUNT NEITHER HE IS APPEARING IN THE COURT.IN THE MEANTIME COURT HAS TWICE ISSUED BAILABLE WARRANT TO THE ACCUSED.
SIR MY QUESTION IS WILL COURT ACCEPT THE CLIENT'S EMAIL TO OUR ADVOCATE AS A PROOF IN THE CASE AT SOME POINT. AND ALSO THAT INDIRECTLY CLIENT HAS ACCPETED ITS FAULT BUT NOT APPEARING IN THE COURT. WILL COURT TAKE IT AS CONTEMPT OF COURT AND ISSUE NBW. AND EVEN AFTER IF THE ACCUSED MANAGES AND DOES NOT APPEAR IN THE COURT.. THEN WHAT SHOULD BE OUR STAND AND HOW CAN WE USE THE EMAIL AS A PROOF? BUT FIRST OF ALL WILL COURT ACCEPT THE EMAILS AS A PROOF?

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O. Mahalakshmi (Expert) 12 March 2010
Yes, the Court definitely accept the Email evidence.

Guest (Expert) 12 March 2010
yes

M. PIRAVI PERUMAL (Expert) 12 March 2010
Yes. But subject to obtaining due prior permission of the Court concerned.

Poonam Upadhyay pathak (Expert) 12 March 2010
Yes

Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 13 March 2010
definitely. It is duly accepted.

ashish agarwal (Querist) 13 March 2010
@piravi ji....would you explain me your point?

G. ARAVINTHAN (Expert) 25 April 2010
you need to file an application to receive the document as evidence before the court, then to satisfy the court with your plea that that email will be point for your case. Then court orders for the same

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