Divorce

contact us 8826266972

if the recording is not tempered then it will favour him. untill or unless u discard that recording. if he has more than one recording(in his favour) and if he able to prove that these recordings are genuine then he will b acquitted. more detail contact 92344-00001

If the recording transferred to CD/USB it will be treated secondary evidence and it can be easily edited. You can ask for original recording available in mobile phone. However under Evidence Act, an affidavit has to be filed for any electronic generated evidence for genuiness of the evidence. Filing of wrong affidavit will cause to criminal offence.

section 65B of evidence Act will be applicable

it's only an secondary evidence.... all those charges are non compoundable mean... no compromise without permission of high court... only the recording won't save them from those charges...let uh contest the matter nd consult an advocate .... the case also depend how uh nd ur advocate plead.. i suggest uh should hear an advocate also... if the matter is in Delhi uh may contact me for consultation 9871417072

electronic record is secondary evidence so Court will may presume on that

Don't worry about it. Go ahead and let them produce the same. Edited conversations do not carry any weight. That is only a secondary evidence. It has to be corroborated.

depends on the content but usually it's not a primary evidence as every coin has two side and no communication is one sided so chill