Article 75. Written evidence

Written evidence is acts, contracts, references, business correspondence, other documents and materials containing the data on the circumstances having importance for the case, including those received by means of facsimile, electronic or any other communication, or in another way, allowing establishing the authenticity of the document.

Written evidence shall be presented in the original or in the form of a properly certified copy thereof. If only a part of the document refers to the considered case, a certified excerpt wherefrom may be presented.

Original documents shall be presented if the circumstances of the case are, in accordance with the legislation, to be confirmed only by such documents, and also in other cases on demand of the court.

Written evidence made fully or in part in a foreign language must be accompanied by its duly certified translation.

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

A document received in a foreign country shall be recognized in court as written evidence without its legalization in cases provided for by an international treaty of the Republic of Uzbekistan.