Section 45 Rule 130 refers to the rules of evidence in the Philippines, particularly when it comes to the admissibility of records of regularly conducted business activity as evidence in court proceedings.
Records of regularly conducted business activity are documents or records that are made in the regular course of business. These records can include things like sales receipts, payroll records, inventory logs, and other business-related documents.
Under Section 45 Rule 130, records of regularly conducted business activity can be admitted as evidence in court if certain conditions are met. These conditions typically include that the records were made at or near the time of the event being recorded, by a person with knowledge of the event, and that the businesses regularly make such records as part of their standard operating procedures.
By allowing these records to be admitted as evidence, the court aims to streamline the process of presenting evidence in court proceedings and to ensure that reliable and accurate records are used to support a party's claims or defenses.
What do you mean by records of regularly conducted business activity in section 45 rule 130
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