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Testimony from witnesses based on their own perceptions.
Documentary evidence is recorded information, while oral evidence is verbal testimony.
The original document must be produced in court.
Copies or descriptions used when primary evidence cannot be produced.
Statements made outside court, offered to prove the truth of the matter asserted.
It prevents cross-examination of the original source.
Opinion from a qualified individual to help the court understand complex matters.
It is data generated or stored in digital form.
Relevance and proper preservation of the physical object.
Primary evidence must be presented to prove a document's contents.
The original must be lost, destroyed, or in the possession of another party.
To testify about a party's character or reputation.
Certification of authenticity and compliance with specific standards.
It ensures the item has not been tampered with and is the same as presented.
Dying declarations, statements in public documents, and spontaneous statements.