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Sh. D.P. Sekhri Since Deceased Through ... vs Smt. Soma Sachdeva Since Deceased ... on 13 December, 2025

Page: 20 /33 (xxxiv) In M/s ICICI Bank Limited Vs. Kamini Sharma, RFA No.297/2015, dated 31.01.2018, Hon'ble Delhi High Court held that computer generated statement of account is a printout of electronic document, which is a secondary evidence inadmissible in law unless accompanied by a duly issued certificate under Section 65B Indian Evidence Act.
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Deepika Goyal vs Mansi Pandey on 9 April, 2025

18. So, in light of the aforesaid legal position, the statement of accounts Ex.PW-1/A is per se inadmissible in law. Moreover, while dealing with a suit for recovery filed at the instance of a bank in M/s ICICI Bank Limited Vs. Kamini Sharma and Anr., RFA No. 297/2015, Hon'ble Delhi High Court observed that account statements are inadmissible in law unless supported by a duly issued certificate under Section 65B The Indian Evidence Act.
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