Code of Organization and Civil Procedure (Cap. 12), article 560

560. (1) The court shall disallow any evidence which it considers to be irrelevant or superfluous, or which it does not consider to be the best wh ich the party can produce. CODE OF ORGANIZATION AND CIVIL PROCEDURE [CAP. 12. 165 Decree on rejection of evidence. Entry in record of disallowance of question to witness. (2) Where evidence tendered by any party is disallowed, it shall be lawful for such party t o demand that the ruling of the court in regard to the disallowing of such evidence be made by a decr ee; but, where only a question to a witness has been disallowed, th e party may demand only that a record thereof be made in the proceedings, in the manner whi ch the court shall, according to circumstances, direct. (3) Where in any cause or matter it is not possible, in consequence of damage to or loss of any court or other document , for any party to such cause or matter to comply with any requirement of this Code relating to the formal production of documents or otherwise, the court may either dispense with such requirement or give such other directions as the circumstances of the case require: Provided that in proceedings b efore the courts of civil jurisdiction, the parties to the cause shall be bound to assist the registrar in compiling a copy of the court records or other documents which have been damaged or lost and, within such time as the court may establish, they shall provide the registrar wi th such information and documentation in their possession which wi ll assist the registrar in compil ing the court records or other documents damaged or lost in as full a manner as possible. Power of court to require object of evidence.