Secondary evidence may be used in all of the following instances except:
A) The original document has been lost or destroyed without the intent or fault of the party seeking to introduce the secondary evidence.
B) The original document is in the possession of an adverse party who fails to produce it after a written notice to do so.
C) The original documents are too voluminous to permit careful examination.
D) The original documents are too fragile to be handled.

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D: Correct; the original evidence would need to be produced in this case

Secondary Evidence May Be Used in All of the Following