Published by CyberLegals — Experts in Digital Evidence and IT-Law Consulting When lawyers, courts, and forensic experts deal with electronic evidence, even small procedural lapses can make a huge difference. A recent judgment by the Kerala High Court clarified a key principle under Section 65B of the Indian Evidence Act — that an electronic document must be produced in its entirety to be admissible, even when a 65B certificate is attached. 👉 Read the original case summary on

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