Evidence.
CHAPTER 8.
EVIDENCE ORDINANCE.
ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS.
[CAP. 8
Section.
1. Short title...
2. Interpretation
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Page.
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PART I.-ADMISSIBLE WITNESSES AND EVIDENCE.
3. Incompetency from immature age or unsoundness of mind
4. Evidence of child of tender years
5. Evidence of parties...
...
6. Evidence of husband and wife
7. Privilege of husband and wife
8. Evidence of access
9.
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No incapacity on account of crime or interest
10. Exception as to defendant in criminal proceedings
11. Evidence of parties and their husbands and wives in proceedings for adultery
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12. Evidence of parties in action for breach of promise
Discrediting a witness
13.
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14. Proof of contradictory statement of adverse witness
15. Cross-examination as to previous statement in writing
16. Proof of conviction and previous conviction for indictable offence
...
...
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17. Attesting witness need not be called...
18. Comparison of disputed with genuine writing...
PART II-ADMISSIBLE DOCUMENTS.
19. Copy of document of public nature
275
20. Official documents
...
276
21. Admissibility of notarial acts done before British diplomatic and consular officers
276
22. Copy of entry in banker's book
276
23. Court or judge may direct copies of entries in banker's book to be taken
...
277
24. Computation of time
...
277
25. Proof of foreign or colonial act of state, judgment, etc.
26. Proof of statutes of British possessions
277
+
27. Swearing of answer, etc., in Supreme Court in England
28. Admissibility of document having seal and signature of British ambassador
29. Proof of various matters in civil proceedings...
30. Effect of notices in Gazette
...
31. Admissibility of document filed in foreign court or consulate
32. Courts to take judicial notice of signature of judges, etc....
33. Admissibility of documentary evidence as to facts in issue
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Evidence.
CHAPTER 8.
EVIDENCE ORDINANCE.
ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS.
[CAP. 8
Section.
1. Short title...
2. Interpretation
...
...
•
::
Page.
271
271
***
PART I.-ADMISSIBLE WITNESSES AND EVIDENCE.
3. Incompetency from immature age or unsoundness of mind 4. Evidence of child of tender years
5. Evidence of parties...
...
6. Evidence of husband and wife 7. Privilege of husband and wife
Evidence of access
8.
9.
***
...
144
•
No incapacity on account of crime or interest 10. Exception as to defendant in criminal proceedings 11. Evidence of parties and their husbands and wives in
proceedings for adultery
**
...
271
...
272
272
273
...
273
273
273
273
273
274
274
274
274
275
275
275
12. Evidence of parties in action for breach of promise
Discrediting a witness
13.
***
14. Proof of contradictory statement of adverse witness
15. Cross-examination as to previous statement in writing 16. Proof of conviction and previous conviction for indictable
offence
...
...
...
17. Attesting witness need not be called...
18. Comparison of disputed with genuine writing...
PART II-ADMISSIBLE DOCUMENTS.
19. Copy of document of public nature
275
20. Official documents
...
276
21. Admissibility of notarial acts done before British diplomatic
and consular officers
276
22. Copy of entry in banker's book
276
23. Court or judge may direct copies of entries in banker's book
to be taken
...
277
24. Computation of time
...
277
25. Proof of foreign or colonial act of state, judgment, etc. 26. Proof of statutes of British possessions
277
+
27. Swearing of answer, etc., in Supreme Court in England 28. Admissibility of document having seal and signature of
British ambassador
29. Proof of various matters in civil proceedings... 30. Effect of notices in Gazette
...
31. Admissibility of document filed in foreign court or consulate 32. Courts to take judicial notice of signature of judges, etc.... 33. Admissibility of documentary evidence as to facts in sue
...
278
279
279
280
280
281
281
281
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