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whats app messages evidence in family court


29-Aug-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Is it true that whats app messages will not be treated as evidence in family court?? Because Supreme court has given a verdict that whatsapp messages will not be considered as evidence.
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Answer #1
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A relevant and admissible evidence cannot be overlooked under the strength of some precedent which may not be relevant to the case in hand. Basically evidence that confirms or contradicts an aversion or allegation cannot be rejected. The Supreme Court judgement is based the case scenario.
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Answer #2
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In this case, we ask questions in cross-examination, A question that suggests the answers are called leading questions. Questions suggesting a subject is not a leading question. Leading questions are only allowed in cross-examination because its object is to elucidate the truth. The general rule is to compel the witness to say yes or no after every question. I have a vast practice in that area you can seek my assistance in your matter.
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