On Tuesday, the Delhi High Court ruled that WhatsApp conversations cannot be admitted as evidence in legal proceedings unless accompanied by a certificate as mandated by the Evidence Act of 1872. This decision arose from a plea by Dell International Services, challenging an order from the State Consumer Dispute Redressal Commission, which upheld the District Commission’s rejection of Dell’s written statement due to late submission.
Case Background:
District Commission’s Ruling:
State Commission’s Ruling:
Delhi High Court’s Observations and Decision:
This judgment underscores the importance of adhering to procedural requirements when submitting electronic evidence in legal proceedings.
Case Outcome:
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