Sysdate gives incorrect value

Hello experts,
Our company uses Oracle 10g DB and we are using Stored Procedures to fetch employees data from various tables. We fetch only fresh data depending on the date when it is retrived. Hence the result of the query depends on Sysdate value. The databse has two instances and all are synchronised to same local time.
Recently we noticed that sometimes we get stale data which can only happen when sysdate value is not ccorrect. Can anyone suggest under what circumstances Oracle might return wrong value of sysdate?
Thanks in advance.........

Thanks evryone for your suggestions. But i have tried "Select Sysdate from Dual". It always gives me correct date. But the problem is very sporadic. Most of the times, the stored procedure returns correct value but occasionally it retrives stale data.
Through java logs(we invoke SP from java code), we could find out that the data returned was stale. This brought us to the conclusion that sysdate being used is incorrect sometimes.
We asked DBA team who confirmed that All Instances of DB are synched up and have same Sysdate.
Can you please suggest some way to trace the actual query being executed to fetch the result. This would unveil the actual problem ( which we believe is the incorrect sysdate value ) . On being asked, DBA suggested that such tracing cannot be done as it would impact performance of all other systems using same DB.
Can you please help on this?

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