secondary evidence

secondary evidence
Evidence which is not the primary or best evidence of which the case is susceptible. Evidence admissible of necessity, although not primary evidence, because of the impossibility of producing the primary evidence, as where an instrument pertinent to a case has been lost or destroyed without fault on the part of the party who otherwise would produce it in evidence, in which case, a true copy or oral evidence of the contents is admissible. 29 Am J2d Evi §§ 448 et seq.

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