goods is disputed by the
accused whilst questioning the furnishing of computer generated
Transporter Bill Ex. CW1/A by the complainant without ... probable defence.
Admissibility of Ex. CW1/A i.e. Computer Generated Invoice
11. The proof of second ingredient i.e. existence of
liability between
complainant. He
voluntarily stated that since the memo was computer generated therefore, it did not
require any signature. He denied the suggestion that ... banker of the
complainant.Vol: since the memo is computer generated
therefore it does not require any signature.It is wrong to
suggest that
evidence; and Ex.P11 to
Ex.P14 are the computer generated copies, which
requires certificate U/ Sec.65-B of Indian Evidence ... those are the computer generated receipts, coupled
with the cross-examination of PW.1, at Page No.11,
Line Nos.1 to 9, which reads
which is marked as Ex.P9, certified copy of the
computer-generated receipt issued by the Corporation which
is marked ... which is marked as
Ex.P13, certified copy of the computer generated receipts
given by the Corporation bank which is marked
seen that, during the cross-examination
P.W.1, the computer generated stop payment advice
came to be marked ... Complainant from her, the former (Accused) herself has
produced the Computer Generated Stop Payment Advice
as per Ex.N.1, which goes to show that
case.
18. Admittedly the invoices produced by the
complainant are the computer generated copies. As
stated by PW 1 himself one Mr.Veerendar Singh ... with due certificate as required under the law
pertaining to the computer generated copies.
19. Admittedly the complainant has not produced
the dispatch challan delivery
earlier AR of the
Complainant Company and being a computer-generated document, a certificate
u/s 65 B of the Indian Evidence ... noted that since the
"statement of account which was a computer generated document, and is a
secondary evidence of the electronic record
were returned unpaid for the reason " Funds Insufficient"
The computer generated bank returnmemos ... fact of dishonour of cheque as the return
memos are computer generated and not originals but during course of the trial the
accused
were returned unpaid for the reason " Funds Insufficient"
The computer generated bank returnmemos ... fact of dishonour of cheque as the return
memos are computer generated and not originals but during course of the trial the
accused
were returned unpaid for the reason " Funds Insufficient"
The computer generated bank returnmemos ... fact of dishonour of cheque as the return
memos are computer generated and not originals but during course of the trial the
accused
