<p> </p><p>ABSTRACT TABLE OF CASES</p><p>TABLE OF STATUTES</p><p>LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS</p><p>

Chapter 1

</p><p>GENERAL INTRODUCTION</p><p>1.0.0: INTRODUCTION</p><p>1.1.0: BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY</p><p>1.2.0: OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY</p><p>1.3.0: FOCUS OF THE STUDY</p><p>1.4.0: SCOPE OF THE STUDY</p><p>1.5.0: METHODOLOGY</p><p>1.6.0: LITERATURE REVIEW</p><p>1.7.0: CONCLUSION</p><p>

Chapter 2

</p><p>DEFINITION OF EVIDENCE</p><p>2.0.0: INTRODUCTION</p><p>2.1.0: AN APPRAISAL OF WHAT IS EVIDENCE</p><p>2.2.0: CLASSIFICATION OF JUDICIAL EVIDENCE</p><p>2.3.0: RELEVANCY AND ADMISSIBILITY</p><p>2.3.1: WHAT IS A FACT</p><p>2.3.2: WHAT IS FACT IN ISSUE</p><p>2.3.3: RELEVANT FACT</p><p>2.4.0: DESCRIPTION OF AFFIDAVITS; AFFIDAVITS AND EXHIBITS</p><p>2.5.0: CONCLUSION</p><p>

Chapter 3

</p><p>ELECTRONICALLY GENERATED EVIDENCE; AN EXAMINATION.</p><p>3.0.0: INTRODUCTION</p><p>3.1.0: EVIDENTIAL STATUS OF ELECTRONICALLY GENERATED EVIDENCE</p><p>3.2.0: ELECTRONICALLY GENERATED EVIDENCE AND ITS ADMISSIBILITY</p><p>3.3.0: ELECTRONICALLY GENERATED EVIDENCE ADMISSIBLE WHETHER AS PRIMARY OR SECONDARY EVIDENCE<br>3.4.0: COMPUTER GENERATED EVIDENCE</p><p>3.4.1: ADMISSIBILITY OF COMPUTER PRINTOUT AS EVIDENCE</p><p>3.4.2: EVIDENCE OF THINGS SEEN THROUGH TELESCOPE AND BINOCULARS</p><p>3.4.3: TAPES, MOVIES, TELEPHONE CONVERSATION, TELEFAX AND OTHER SOUND RECORDINGS AS EVIDENCE</p><p>3.4.4: HOW TO EXHIBIT ELECTRONICALLY GENERATED EVIDENCE AND WEIGHT ATTACHED TO IT</p><p>3.5.0: CONCLUSION</p><p>

Chapter 4

</p><p>CHALLENGES POSED TO THE ADMISSIBILITY OF ELECTRONICALLY</p><p>GENERATED EVIDENCE</p><p>4.0.0: INTRODUCTION</p><p>4.1.0: PROBLEMS AFFECTING THE ADMISSIBILITY OF ELECTRONICALLY GENERATED EVIDENCE</p><p>4.1.1: WAY OUT OF THE CHALLENGES</p><p>4.2.0: CONCLUSION</p><p>

Chapter 5

</p><p>GENERAL CONCLUSION.</p><p>5.0.0: CONCLUSION</p><p>5.1.0: RECOMMENDATIONS</p><p>BIBLIOGRAPHY</p><p>ARTICLES IN JOURNAL</p><p>ARTICLES ON THE INTERNET</p><p>BOOKS.</p> <br><p></p>