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Secondary evidence of a document means
copies of that document
oral account of the contents of the documents
both (a) & (b)
only (a) & not (b).
- Option 1: Copies of that document
- This includes photocopies, scans, or any reproduction of the original document.
- Such copies serve as a secondary form of evidence when the original is unavailable.
- Option 2: Oral account of the contents of the documents
- Witnesses verbally recount the content of a document they have seen.
- This is used when a physical copy is not present.
- Option 3: Both (a) & (b)
- Both reproductions and oral accounts are valid secondary evidence forms.
- This option reflects a comprehensive understanding of secondary evidence.
- Option 4: Only (a) & not (b)
- This implies only physical reproductions are secondary evidence.
- It excludes verbal accounts, which is incorrect.
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