computer available at residence of director of M/s. Wilson
Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd. after reinstallation of deleted data in the CPU by
computer forensic ... computer available at residence of
director. According to the case of the department said deleted backup data
was retrieved with the help of Computer Forensic
argued. Appellants introduced the concept of what they describe as computer forensics. It was submitted that the original floppy should have been imaged and copy ... floppies.
18. Appellants introduced what they describe as cardinal rules of computer forensics followed by Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (CDAC) and Government Examiner
said pen drive was sent to the Director of Forensic Science (Computer Forensic), Gandhi Nagar for retrieval of the data contained therein. The Director
installed in the computer
seized by DRI Chennai. Hence, forensic image of the said
computer was generated and analysis of the forensic extraction
indicated that
process of burning of Computer Data into
CD should have been done in the presence of a Computer expert and
certification from him should have ... Page No. 53 to 54 herein, no Computer Expert/Forensic Expert
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were present during extraction of the data, which is required
under Section
upon various
authoritative judgments has also held that the
computer printouts allegedly recovered from the
computer of the assessee cannot be relied upon as
admissible ... short
cuts in investigation. Without fulfilling the statutory
requirements, subjecting the computer to forensic
analysis is of no help and would not help the cause
upon various
authoritative judgments has also held that the
computer printouts allegedly recovered from the
computer of the assessee cannot be relied upon as
admissible ... short
cuts in investigation. Without fulfilling the statutory
requirements, subjecting the computer to forensic
analysis is of no help and would not help the cause
upon various
authoritative judgments has also held that the
computer printouts allegedly recovered from the
computer of the assessee cannot be relied upon as
admissible ... short
cuts in investigation. Without fulfilling the statutory
requirements, subjecting the computer to forensic
analysis is of no help and would not help the cause
upon various
authoritative judgments has also held that the
computer printouts allegedly recovered from the
computer of the assessee cannot be relied upon as
admissible ... short
cuts in investigation. Without fulfilling the statutory
requirements, subjecting the computer to forensic
analysis is of no help and would not help the cause
upon various authoritative judgments has also held
that the computer printouts allegedly recovered from the computer of
the assessee cannot be relied upon as admissible ... short cuts in investigation. Without fulfilling the statutory
requirements, subjecting the computer to forensic analysis is of no
help and would not help the cause
