Documentary evidence definition

Documentary evidence means any matter expressed or described upon any substance by means of letters, figures or marks intended to be used for the recording of that matter and produced before a court.

Documentary evidence means documentation, other than a certificate of competency or certificate of proficiency, used to establish that the relevant requirements in this Directive have been met;

Documentary evidence means the document referred to in Article 68 of Commission Regulation (EC) No 889/2008 (2) and in Article 6 of this Regulation, for which the model is set out in Annex II to this Regulation;

Examples of Documentary evidence in a sentence

• Documentary evidence is required to demonstrate cause for termination.

• Documentary evidence does not include a Form W-8 or Form W-9 (or an acceptable substitute Form W-8 or Form W-9).

• Documentary evidence is required before any decision can be made in connection with the granting of Subject/Level Exemptions.

• Documentary evidence of approval for adoption or enduring parental responsibilities under formal fostering arrangements must be submitted when applying for parental leave for adoption or permanent xxxxxx carer purposes.

• Documentary evidence of the legitimacy of the use of certain elements incorporated in a xxxx, such as armorial bearings, escutcheons, portraits, honorary distinctions, titles, trade names, names of persons other than the name of the applicant, or other like inscriptions, which might be required by the Offices of the Contracting Parties shall be exempt from any legalization as well as from any certification other than that of the Office of origin.

More Definitions of Documentary evidence

Documentary evidence means evidence furnished by written instruments, inscriptions, or documents of all kinds.

Documentary evidence means all documents, papers, and correspondence in existence at and after the passage of this act.

Documentary evidence means documentation, other than a certificate of competency or certificate of proficiency, used to establish that the relevant requirements of the STCW Convention or STCW-F Convention have been met;

Documentary evidence means those Records of the Provider, as specified in this Agreement including any Guidelines, which evidence that Services were provided by the Provider for each claim for payment made under this Agreement, or which otherwise support a claim for payment by the Provider.

Documentary evidence means those Records of the Provider, as specified in the Agreement including in any Guidelines, which evidence that Services were provided by the Provider for each claim for payment made under the Agreement, or which otherwise support a claim for payment by the Provider.

Documentary evidence means journals, books of account, invoices, expense reports, or other records maintained in the regular course of business, or any other records required to be maintained for legal or accounting purposes.

Documentary evidence means information or records that can be relied on to prove the client's statements of fact.