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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-07850-1 inquisitorial principle, the principle of orality, the principle of public hearing, and the principle of fair trial. It will then analyse the basic principles relating to evidence in civil procedure: the principle of relevance, the principle of directness, and the principle of free assessment of ev

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,Performativit?t und Institutionalit?t,nce from significant electronic sources. Although the process of finding electronic evidence must follow the law, the investigator may obtain electronic evidence illegally which raised several questions about its legality. The following section identifies the notion of illegally obtained electronic

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Fundamental Principles of Civil Procedure and the Basic Principles Relating to Evidence in Civil Pr inquisitorial principle, the principle of orality, the principle of public hearing, and the principle of fair trial. It will then analyse the basic principles relating to evidence in civil procedure: the principle of relevance, the principle of directness, and the principle of free assessment of ev

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The Admission of Electronic Evidence in Civil and Arbitral Proceedings,onal boundaries. Following the analysis of admissibility and relevance of evidence in Chap. . which also applies to electronic evidence, this chapter only presents brief remarks on the admissibility of electronic evidence and focuses on the admissibility of illegally obtained electronic evidence in civil and arbitral proceedings.

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and the objectives of the book. Following the introduction of the research problems and objectives, this chapter provides the scope and structure of the book to clarify a clear overview of the research to readers.

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