(ii) Part C – documents where the authenticity and contents are disputed;" [10] In the Federal Court case of Jaafar Shaari & Siti Jama Hashim v. Tan Lip Eng & Anor [1997] 4 CLJ 509 at p. 521, per Peh Swee Chin, FCJ held: "IN THE ABSENCE OF ANY EXPRESS CONDITIONS REGARDING THE INCLUSION OF ANY OF THE DOCUMENTS IN THE AGREED BUNDLE OF DOCUMENTS, speaking for myself, I have always taken the agreed bundle in a civil case to mean as follows without meeting any contradiction or any serious contradiction from any member of the Bar or any appellate court in my decades at the Bar or on the Bench. First and foremost, the agreed bundle of documents means that the documents therein are authentic and they do exist, therefore they require no proof of their authenticity by calling e.g., their makers. 16 Secondly, the truth of contents of any of the documents in the agreed bundle of documents is always not admitted unless the contrary is indicated directly or indirectly and such truth of such contents is liable to be challenged in court at the instance of either of the parties. Thirdly, such documents therein do not form automatically a part of the evidence of the case in question ipso facto, but any of such documents does become part of such evidence if it is read or referred to by either of the parties, wholly or partly, at length or in a briefest of mention, either in examination of any witness, in submission at any stage or even on any unilateral drawing of court's attention to it by either of the parties at any time before the conclusion of the case. Fourthly, at the end of the whole case, the truth of the contents of any of the document is up to the court to determine, regard being had, inter alia, to any absence of challenge by either of the parties on any part of the document and similarly, the question of weight, e.g., either great or no weight to be given to any part of any document is also a matter for the trial court, which considers the documents including any "written hearsay" contained therein. The court, may refuse to give any weight at all to any document, but then it is accountable like in other matters, to the parties and to the appellate for reasons for such refusal.". Hujahan Defendan mengenai kedua-dua bahan bukti tersebut merupakan pemikiran terkemudian dan tidak diterima oleh mahkamah ini. [41] Peguam Defendan membangkitkan hujahan mengenai premis tersebut yang digunakan untuk bit coin mining hanya merupakan anggapan saksi Plaintif sahaja. Seperti yang diterangkan oleh SP1, mereka bertindak atas arahan Unit Perisikan dan tugas mereka hanya untuk memeriksa meter dan pepasangan meter sahaja. Apa jua aktiviti yang dilakukan di premis tersebut tidak boleh diberi pertimbangan kerana kesalahan yang dilakukan oleh Defendan ialah mengusik/ meminda/ mengubah pepasangan pada meter menyebabkan sambungan terus arus elektrik tanpa meter. 17 [42] Kes Tenaga Nasional Bhd v Asia Knight Bhd (previously known as Pahanco Corp Bhd) [2017] 5 MLJ 681 menyatakan seperti berikut, ”[11] ... We agree with the submission of learned counsel for the plaintiff that the evidence produced by the plaintiff’s witnesses were consistent and credible. It was also corroborated by the production of the photographs, the ’borang siasatan perjangkaan LPC MH/HV’, ’surat pemakluman semakan meter’, ’surat pemberitahuan pengambilan barang kes’ and police report.”. [43] Berdasarkan kepada pemeriksaan, penemuan dan pembetulan yang dilakukan pada pepasangan meter di premis tersebut, dokumen sokongan dan keterangan SP1, SP2 dan SP3 yang konsisten dan menyokong satu sama lain, saya mendapati terdapat kejanggalan pada pepasangan meter yang diakibatkan oleh pengusikan dan pengubahan/pindaan dan pengusikan dan pengubahan/pindaan itu tidak berjaya disangkal oleh Defendan. Perbuatan ini bertentangan dengan seksyen 37(1) dan/atau 37(3) dan / atau 37 (14) Akta 447, “37. Offences