The Testimony of a Witness Is Not Considered as Evidence?

Pursuant to Clause 5, Article 82 of the Administrative Procedure Law 2015, it is stipulated as follows:

The testimony of the involved parties and the testimony of witnesses are considered evidence if recorded in writing, on audio tape, audio disk, video tape, video disk, or other devices that store sound and images according to the provisions of Clause 2 of this Article or given orally at court.

Pursuant to Clause 2, Article 82 of the Administrative Procedure Law 2015, it is stipulated as follows:

Audible and visible documents are considered evidence if presented along with a written statement from the person possessing the document about the origin of the document if they made the recording themselves, or a written confirmation from the person who provided it to the presenter about its origin, or a document related to the recording event.

Thus, if such testimony is recorded in writing, on audio tape, audio disk, video tape, video disk, or other devices that store sound and images according to the provisions of Clause 2 of this Article or given orally at court, it is considered evidence.

Sincerely!