CHAPTER V
e-Evidence Regulation Article 20: Legal effects of electronic documents
Documents transmitted as part of electronic communication shall not be denied legal effect or be considered inadmissible in the context of cross-border judicial procedures under this Regulation solely on the ground that they are in electronic form.
This Regulation creates the orders. The duty to designate someone to receive them is in Directive (EU) 2023/1544, the other half of the package and a separate dataset here. A buyer of the e-Evidence representative mandate is in scope of the Directive and receives what this Regulation issues, which is why both are in the library.
Source text: EUR-Lex, Official Journal HTML (CELEX 32023R1543). The parser was validated against the anchor articles verified in REP-08.