Article 84. Written evidence

Civil procedure code of the Republic of Uzbekistan · Date: 22.01.2018 · In force

Written evidence shall be acts, contracts, reference notes, business correspondence, other documents and materials in the form of digital, graphic record that contain information on the circumstances relevant to the case, including those obtained by fax, electronic or other communication, or other way allowing to establish the credibility of the document.

Written evidence presented to the court, prepared either in whole or in part in a foreign language, shall be accompanied by duly certified translations thereof.

A document obtained in a foreign state shall be recognized as written evidence in court if it is legalized in the manner prescribed by law.

A document obtained in a foreign State shall be recognized in court as written evidence without legalizing it in cases stipulated by an international treaty to which Uzbekistan is party.

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