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Admissibility Law Guide is governed by the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (BSA), which replaced the Indian Evidence Act. The provisions determine what evidence is admissible in court and how it should be presented. Advocate Panchanand Shaw provides expert guidance on evidence law.
Admissibility depends on relevance, authenticity, and compliance with procedural requirements. Electronic evidence requires certification under Section 65B (BSA equivalent). Hearsay, opinion, and unauthenticated evidence are generally inadmissible.
Proof requires proper documentation, chain of custody, witness testimony, and expert opinion where needed. Documentary evidence must be proved by the attesting witness. Advocate Panchanand Shaw handles evidence-intensive litigation in Kolkata.