Article 74. Written Evidence

Written evidence shall be deemed acts, contracts, certificates, business correspondence, other documents and materials, including those obtained by facsimile, electronic or other communication or in another way that allows you to establish the reliability of document, which contain information about the circumstances important for the case.

Written evidence shall be presented in the original or in a duly certified copy. If only part of the document is relevant to the case under consideration, a certified extract from it may be submitted.

Original documents shall be submitted when the circumstances of the case are subject to confirmation only by such documents, according to the legislation, as well as in other necessary cases at the request of the court.

Written evidence submitted to the court and drawn up in whole or in part in a foreign language, shall be accompanied by their duly certified translations.

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

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