It is evident from the foregoing provision that the Whatsapp message
retained in your mobile device can be utilized as evidence. However, any
message transferred from any other electronic device to your mobile device
cannot be treated as evidence.
In addition, Article 12 of the Electronic Transactions Law all the contents
retained in the electronic device can be utilized as evidence in the courts;
the law reads as follows: "Nothing will prevent any electronic transaction
from being utilized as proof in the court:
Another significant provision for any commercial dispute between the
parties in Article 13 of the Electronic Transactions Law which mentions that
"for the purpose of any contract, it is allowed to have any express offer,
acceptance through electronic means either partially or wholly.
Further, no contract shall be deemed invalid only on the ground that it was
finalized through an electronic communication platform."
Based on the aforesaid provisions, all courts in UAE accept Whatsapp
messages as relevant proof in any proceedings be it criminal, civil,
commercial, or family disputes between the parties. However, it is pertinent
to highlight that these communications shall be printed and translated in
Arabic to be deemed accepted in the court as evidence.  Â
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