Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023 section 63

Electronic-record admissibility rule · rule

Status as of 2024-07-01

In force

Effective: 2024-07-01

Section 63 is not AI-specific, but it governs admissibility of electronic and digital records in India through computer-output conditions and certificates. It is included as a baseline electronic-records rule relevant to AI-generated or AI-processed evidence.

Operative text

Electronic or digital records are admissible as documents if the statutory computer-output conditions and certificate requirements in section 63 are satisfied.

Short verbatim extract (≤25 words); the instrument is linked below.

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