Financial records are prima facie evidence of matters
96 Financial records are prima facie evidence of matters
In proceedings in a court, a financial record kept under this Division is admissible as prima facie evidence of any matter in the financial record.
A document purporting to be a financial record kept by a licensee under this Division is, unless the contrary is proved, presumed to be a financial record kept by the licensee under this Division.
If:
because of subsection (1) a financial record is prima facie evidence of a matter; and
the financial record, or a part of the financial, is kept or prepared by recording or storing matters (including that matter) by means of a mechanical, electronic or other device;
a written reproduction of that matter as so recorded or stored is admissible as prima facie evidence of that matter in a proceeding in a court.
A written document that purports to reproduce a matter recorded or stored by means of a mechanical, electronic or other device is, unless the contrary is proved, presumed to be a reproduction of that matter.
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