My dear Gopalakrishnan Your conclusion is erroneous; you failed to read what i write, HOW ONE JUDGE CAN COME OVER THE EXISTING JUDGEMENT WHICH YOU DID NOT NOTICE. Video audio tapes are admissible and inadmissible. On diary strength, a famous producer was prosecuted. There is a legal term: ON THE FACTS AND THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE CASE......hOPE U CAN UNDERSTAND THAT TERM. eACH FACT IS DIFFERENT eACH jUDGE IS DIFFERENT. EACH LAWYER IS DIFFERENT; EACH COURT IS DIFFERENT; EACH JUDGEMENT IS DIFFERENT K Rajaram IRS 051222
On Mon, 5 Dec 2022 at 10:38, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> wrote: > Sir, > Can diary entries be used as evidence in court? > > *Diary entries are hardly considered admissible evidence in a court of law*. > A plethora of decisions by the Supreme Court has shown that judiciary > treats diary entries with distrust.22-Mar-2019 > > I found the above information in google search. . > > We will leave the topic with this information please > > Gopalakrishnan > > On Monday, 5 December, 2022 at 10:10:35 am IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > The evidence act of India ( not based on Vedic structures) but > based on the British systems, is an act buffoonery; the interpretations > that are genuinely made , which is rare, alone goes by the book; the rest > will, drag all outside matters of sudden intelligence of the lawyers and > the tax practitioners, so that, there will be denial or forced denial of > the evidences. In old judiciary system judgements , there are > pronouncements in rape cases, judgement in favour of the Rapist, by the > Judges , that tghe point of forced entry is not proved!!.Many wives of the > Judges eminent had the same victimisations, against which , those judges > delivered verdicts. Tapes were once evidence; then it is not. So too the > Diarys; how to prove all the diary writing is only His or Hers .And even by > forensic wring caricatures are agreed as His or Hers ,there also > arguments and agreed that they were figments of imaginations. The client > must be destined; The lawyer shall lie then; the judge shall be led in to > concur; favourable judgement. Was there not a lawyer who was convinced that > semen went first is last born and the second is the first?; and marble > balls in test tubes were used, where the last ball cannot overtake; did the > judge ask how do you know the speed of the sperm at what movement to that > particular incident?; we all praise his intelligence. Even today video and > audio tapes are also evidence inclusive or exclusive, in spite of the > pronouncements in vogue, because, by altering an alphabet, those judgements > can be overruled. Have you not heaardNambi Naryanan and the judges?. Adi > Shankara said yes because there is smoke on the mountain, looking over from > here the ground, the deduction is fire; it is said it shall be verified > further whether the fire was caused or in nature as such; it is today > argued as :it can be mist also. KR IRS 051222 > > On Mon, 5 Dec 2022 at 09:46, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < > [email protected]> wrote: > > OK Sir > > On Monday, 5 December, 2022 at 05:49:43 am IST, Narayanaswamy Iyer < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > Dear Sri Gopalakrishna > > Yes. So long as extracts from diaries are exhibited to affidavits sworn > and filed in court, they are accepted. The witness needs to have the > original diary with him or her for production in case the judge so orders. > > S Narayanaswamy Iyer > > On 4 Dec 2022, at 8:52 PM, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> wrote: > > Thank you sir for reading the posting and responding. Is diary an > authority in Indian courts? > Gopalakrishnan > > > > On Sunday, 4 December, 2022 at 03:48:24 pm IST, Narayanaswamy Iyer < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > Dear folks > > Reading Sri Gopalakrishna's detailed merits of diary-keeping, one is > tempted to conclude that that is highly desirable and beneficial. > > Not necessarily so. > > I know of cases where the husband kept a large and thick diary in which he > innocently set down not only happenings and innocuous accounts of his > doings, but also his innermost thoughts and feelings about persons he met > and admired. Or even sent greeting cards, flowers and gifts on occasions. > He kept details of dates and places where he met his female friends, > colleagues, and business associates for lunch, dinner, tea, with or without > their male escorts. > > His wife, on the contrary, kept records of moneys she spent on shopping > for household items, repairs and water, electricity, gas, telephone bills, > doctors' visits, medications, times she was home doing household chores, > looking after children and husband, pets, mortgage instalments, house > repairs and repainting, car servicing and repairs, parts renewal, servant's > pay and related outgoings. > > The upshot was that, based on disclosures in her husband's diary, which > she confiscated, she got a Personal Protection Order from the court > prohibiting her husband from approaching within two kilometres of the > matrimonial home with swimming pool which he had paid for and fully > furnished and equipped. > > Based on information in her diary, which she tendered in court, she got > sole ownership of the home and custody of the children, plus more than > three-quarters of the husband's wealth due to her "non-monetary > contributions" during the marriage. > > Husband was left almost a homeless, childless pauper living on others' > charity, especially his ailing mother. > > So, beware of the lethal power of diaries. > > S Narayanaswamy Iyer > > > > On 4 Dec 2022, at 11:32 AM, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> wrote: > > *DIARY* > > Dear friends, > > I asked whether diary for 2023 has arrived for sale about 2 days back in a > nearby large stationary shop. He told me yesterday while passing through > the road that, diary would be available tomorrow, after unpacking. I went > today morning and about 20 diaries were there. I selected the best one > suited to me, and paid Rs. 200-00, price of the diary. This posting is some > nostalgic memories about diaries. Nothing very special, but some good > information is there in this posting. > > Gopalakrishnan 4-12-2022. > > *1. Why purchase diary early?* > > Earlier stationary shops used to display *“diary 20xx available”* in the > first week of December or last week of November of the year. At least > 200-300 diaries would be in stock in a shop. *Now persons writing diaries > are reduced very much.* So unless one purchase early one cannot get ones > with good quality papers, ruled, Sunday full page, full size etc. Even in > first week of January many shops have only short size diaries. > > Many store vital information in computer/ lap tops or other memory > devices. > > *2. Retired- what to write?* > > Many having habit of writing diaries discontinue writing daily diary and > just keep a diary to note very important information. This diary will be > continued for years. > > *3. Storing information in mobiles and smart phones.* > > Many enter vital information in smart phones and mobiles which is more > convenient than referring diaries. Many keep one or two files and keep all > important papers in them. But writing vital information in diary is more > helpful for reference. One such information is super password. One may > often forget super password after internet banking is provided. But > suddenly for some transaction, bank will ask super password. > > *4. Starting diary writing* > > The idea of keeping diary started with me when I had to keep in memory the > different interview date, night duty date etc. after joining Madras CTO in > 1964. At that time diary was not available and I wrote in a medium pocket > book which I could purchase. In 1965, my late cousin living in Madras gave > me a small size diary of his company. This was the first diary I started to > write. This continued for next two years. > > *5. Complimenting diary.* > > When I junior engineer in 1967, I was complimented diaries from different > companies. I used to keep the first one for me. Often officers visiting > used to take the best quality ones from me and remaining were given to > staff. > > *6. Junior engineer Association diary.* > > Junior Engineer Association started its first diary with all technical > matters in 1969. So we all purchased the diary from the association, which > was reference book. It started in half size and later developed to full > size. > > *7. Department issuing association diary.* > > In 1975, just like that one of the General Managers came across this diary > and found useful to all junior or assistant engineers. He ordered the diary > should be given to all JE officials and AE officers. From that day > department itself procured the diary and supplied. The arrangement was > association should give a bill of diaries given to us under signature. > Association produced bill to circle office. Year by year the quality, > updated information changed in the diary. For some old information we had > to refer previous diaries. Hence all preserved the diaries. > > *8. State of complimenting diaries.* > > One of the complimenting diaries was kept by us, remaining given to > friends, relatives and staff. Most companies gave their compliment diaries > to officers. > > *9. When did I purchase the gold chain?* > > My wife often referred my diary for searching information relating to > purchase etc. for repair or exchange. She did not write a diary on those > days, though she was also complimented diaries by relatives. > > *10. Stop of getting/purchase departmental diaries.* > > After retirement in 2004, I had no more interest in purchasing association > diaries. Till about 2010, I got compliment diaries from banks > /LIC/builders/relatives etc. and the best one was used. > > *11. Purchasing diary.* > > Complimenting diaries gradually stopped. Most started supplying compliment > calendars only. So for the last 12 years or more I purchase diaries in > first week of December. > > *12. Am I using diary only?* > > The answer is No. Much information are stored in laptop and memory devices > also. After fully acquainting with laptop certain information is easier to > see in Laptop than from diary. However all daily information can be seen > only from diary. > > *13. Why full size diary?* > > On most days more information has to write than in half size diary. > Further diaries can be neatly kept in almirah, if diaries are uniform. I > keep the diaries of the last ten years in almirah and remaining in a drawer > of my cot. Diaries occupy good space. Many other reference books, > dictionaries, files, printer, additional laptop, Xerox copies taken for > ready usage, emergency tool kit, emergency electrical, electronic spares > etc. has to be kept in addition to service files for ready reference. > > *14. Do all write diary every day?* > > If one is not in tour most write diary on same day. Unless very tired, one > write diary on the same day. Even then, being aged, I miss some important > information to write on same day, recollect and incorporate next day or > when recollect. On tour most carry pocket book than diary and transfer to > diary. > > *15. Is diary writing a habit?* > > Yes. It is a habit for those writing, very difficult to discontinue. For > them if diary is misplaced, not able to write on the day, it can even a > nightmare. There are many wake up at midnight and enter diary information > on recollecting. In the morning they may forget again the information. 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