As a rule, all evidence to be presented to the court regarding a case must have been obtained in accordance with the law. In order for WhatsApp correspondence to be considered as evidence obtained in accordance with the law, the person who wants to present evidence must first be a party to the WhatsApp correspondence in question, and another important point is that the correspondence must be recorded by the other person himself.
As a result, in a WhatsApp correspondence, the account holder can use the statements in that correspondence as evidence. Likewise, in group conversations, all persons in that group can use the statements in the correspondence as evidence.
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