charanjit singh 11 July 2022

electronic evidence

how can a person submit call recordings as evidence in a matrimonial case if he has not in his possession the original recording but only copy of the recordings ?

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This discussion addresses the admissibility of call recordings as evidence in matrimonial cases, particularly when only copies are available. It explains that electronic evidence, including recordings, can be considered by courts if its genuineness is proven, as per the Indian Evidence Act. An advocate must present this evidence on your behalf.

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Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Telangana state Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 ) 12 July 2022

2 The Supreme Court of India re-defines admissibility of electronic evidence in India by Tejas Karia, Akhil Anand and Bahaar Dhawan.

Swadha 02 August 2022

- If any sort of recording gets recorded in an electronic device that states of fact or an issue then it gets considered in the Courts after proving the genuineness. Furthermore, as per the Indian Evidence Act if a crime is recorded through an electronic media, then it will be considered as a source of fact.

Below I have attached the article which I can be proved.

https://www.shoneekapoor.com/call-recordings-matrimonial-disputes/