-Audio, video recorded cassettes, CDs are admissible piece of evidence;
however, the authenticity of same is always subject to proof in case the party against which it
can be used disputed or denied the authenticity and information contained in the said
electronic documents-
-Copy of an electronic generated information can be used as a preliminary evidence
nonetheless original copy at least of
mobile-phone memory card admittedly empty, and one can say that the preliminary evidence
has been destroyed and party is not in a position to produce the same as such secondary evidence can
be accepted in the matter. -Tape record cassettes are admissible piece of
evidence, but while accepting the same, extra care is to be taken to declare and satisfy that the
voice of the person alleged, and there is no tampering with the recorded statement---Best person
who can make a statement about the authenticity of the conversation in tape is the defendant himself
and the basis of his statement that there was any tampering, whether voice in the recorded
cassette is his voice or not, whether there was any editing in the conversation or not can be
decided. -State ment generated by the auto mated information system is
admissible to prove an admission made by the parties---Admission information has, been defined as a statement oral or documentary which suggested any inference as
to, fact in issue or relevant facts which is made by any person and , statement generated by automated information system can also be used as an
admission by any person---Opinion of a forensic witness, relating to authenticity or integrity of electronic document made by or through any
information system is also admissible---Printout or other form of reproduction of another electronic
document is admissible in evidence as preliminary evidence Reproduction of an electronic document cannot be termed as coy
or secondary evidence.
P L D 2 0 0 7 Ka r a c h i 4 4 8
Be fo re Khi l ji Ari f Hus sa i n, J
ARIF HASHWANI and 3 others---Plaintiffs
V e r s u s
SADRUDDIN HASHWANI and 3 others---Defendants
Suit No.1001 of 2004 and C.M.As. Nos.600, 601, 1177, 1360 and 1361 of 2007, decided on 27th
April, 2007.
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