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Taking Photos: How to Prove Date??

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  • Mr.Mulla
    Mr.Mulla Posts: 448 Forumite
    Money_mad wrote: »
    Didgitel Pictures with the date cannot be used as evidence as the date can be altered.
    Yeah that is true.

    Best thing for you to do is get a witness, someone your landlord knows or is close with and take a picture of it and date stamp it or something.
    Mr. Mulla
  • mateypeeps
    mateypeeps Posts: 166 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 100 Posts Combo Breaker
    Mouseman wrote: »
    There will be a flaw in every plan...

    Take the memory card/film and post it TO YOURSELF by special delivery, then don't open it - oldest copyright proof method in the book and accepted in law...
    ;)

    I thought this would be unlikely, as I can easily state a method to cheat this process and prove anything.

    This person, and others, seem to agree.

    http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100214041629AASu4Y1

    Besides, I was told by copyright experts that this was a fallacy.


    Besides which, the Post Office refuse to allow their postmarks to be used in an court of law!!! To do so breaks the terms of use of their services, and they will not attend a court to confirm that the postmark is theirs, and not a forgery!
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