The industrial revolution in the 1900s bought with itself a lot of new technology and with the advent of new technology can new ways for daily chores and routines. The way the information was stored with the people also started to change from the oriental paper to the western computer. The same change could also be seen coming in the judicial system with recording and storing of evidences and statements of the accused and aggrieved started to be recorded using technology, this brought the changes in the way evidences started to be presented in the Courts. This was made possible in India with the Indian Evidence (Amendment) Act, 2000 which brought with itself the insertion of Section 65A and Section 65B forming part of Chapter V dealing with documentary evidences. This article discusses in detail [Read More]

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