Evidence (2047)
ADMISSIBILITY OF ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS - Conditions for admissibility of computer generated documents
HELD:
"The law is settled that for any evidence generated by a computer to be admissible in evidence, it has to comply with the provisions of Section 84 (2) of the Evidence Act.
HELD:
"In civil cases, the burden of proof is on the party who will fail if no evidence is adduced on either side, i.e., the Claimant/Respondent in the instant case on appeal.
HELD:
"It is settled law that an Appellate Court is in as good position as the trial Court in the evaluation of documentary evidence.
HELD:
"When an Exhibit is mentioned, but not attached and marked by the commissioner for oath, it is as good as there being no Exhibit attached.
HELD:
"In Olubodun & Ors v. Lawal & Anor (2008) LPELR 2609; (2008) 17 NWLR (Pt. 1115) 1 SC, this Court, per Aderemi JSC, (as he then was) held as follows:
