| In any legal proceedings before the court of | | | | form of a data message shall be given due |
| law, the application of the rules of evidence | | | | evidential weight as comparison with paper |
| apply so as to accept the admissibility of a | | | | based evidence irrespective fact of |
| data message in evidence, the ground which | | | | non-admission before court and their |
| data message and electronic communication be | | | | inability to interpret the same because |
| accepted before courts and how the course | | | | technicality of evidence. In evidence what |
| of legal proceeding best evidence can be | | | | ever form it is produced must fulfill certain |
| produced and admitted. The civil proceeding | | | | assessment standards and the electronic |
| it is the legal obligation shouldered on | | | | message must be given same the evidential |
| plaintiff to produce electronic evidence and | | | | weight as paper based evidence, there are |
| plaintiff adducing it could reasonably be | | | | various factors they have to rely on the |
| expected to obtain and produce before the | | | | manner in which the data message was |
| court on the grounds that it is in its | | | | generated, stored, communicated and produced |
| original form. The admission of electronic | | | | before the court of law. The integrity of |
| often not accepted as computer based file or | | | | the information the manner it is recorded by |
| records, the plaintiff have to produce it, | | | | authenticated authorities and the manner in |
| some how, he has to produce into paper based | | | | which its originator was identified, and any |
| form for acceptance as evidence before the | | | | other relevant factor . |
| court of law.The information produced in the | | | | |