CAP. 8]
Section
Evidence.
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283.
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34. Weight to be attached to evidence
35. Proof of instrument to validity of which attestation is necessary
36. Presumptions as to documents twenty years old
37. Power to order proof of specified facts by affidavit with or without attendance of deponent
38. Interpretation and savings
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PART III.-DEPOSITIONS.
39. Admissibility in evidence in criminal proceedings of deposition of person dead, etc.
284
40. Prima facie proof of examination having been duly taken
41. Objection that deposition tendered was not signed by magistrate
285
285
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42. Power to take deposition of person dangerously ill etc., and admissibility thereof
285
PART IV. COMMISSIONS TO TAKE EVIDENCE.
43. Examination of witnesses in the Colony in relation to action pending before British court
286
44. Examination of witnesses in the Colony in relation to proceedings pending in foreign country
287
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45. Effect of certificate of ambassador, etc., as evidence in support of application
46. Examination of witness under ss. 43 and 44
287
288
47.
PART V.-OATHS, AFFIRMATIONS, ETC.
Administration of oath ...
48. Powers of Legislative Council as to examination of witnesses
49. Normal manner of administration of oaths
50. Swearing with uplifted hand
51.
52. Oath not affected by absence of religious belief
Affirmation in lieu of oath
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53. Interpretation of oaths and affirmations
PART VI.-MISCELLANEOUS.
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288
289
289
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289
290
290
54. Impounding of forged document admitted in evidence
55. Admissibility of certain medical notes and reports
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290
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56. Observations and evidence of accused person before magistrate to be taken down and to be admissible at trial
57. Warrant or order to bring up prisoner to give evidence
58. Saving as to 7 Will. 4 and 1 Vict. c. 26
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CAP. 8]
Section
Evidence.
Page
283
283
283.
...
283
284
34. Weight to be attached to evidence
35. Proof of instrument to validity of which attestation is
necessary
36. Presumptions as to documents twenty years old
37. Power to order proof of specified facts by affidavit with or
without attendance of deponent
38. Interpretation and savings
...
PART III.-DEPOSITIONS.
39. Admissibility in evidence in criminal proceedings of deposi-
tion of person dead, etc.
284
40. Prima facie proof of examination having been duly taken 41. Objection that deposition tendered
285
was not signed by
magistrate
285
...
42. Power to take deposition of person dangerously ill etc., and
admissibility thereof
285
PART IV. COMMISSIONS TO TAKE EVIDENCE.
43. Examination of witnesses in the Colony in relation to action
pending before British court
286
44. Examination of witnesses in the Colony in relation to pro-
ceedings pending in foreign country
287
...
45. Effect of certificate of ambassador, etc., as evidence in support
of application
46. Examination of witness under ss. 43 and 44
287
288
47.
PART V.-OATHS, AFFIRMATIONS, ETC.
Administration of oath ...
48. Powers of Legislative Council as to examination of witnesses 49. Normal manner of administration of oaths
50. Swearing with uplifted hand
51.
52.
Oath not affected by absence of religious belief Affirmation in lieu of oath
...
53. Interpretation of oaths and affirmations
PART VI.-MISCELLANEOUS.
288
288
289
289
...
289
290
290
54. Impounding of forged document admitted in evidence 55. Admissibility of certain medical notes and reports
290
290
•
56. Observations and evidence of accused person before magis-
trate to be taken down and to be admissible at trial 57. Warrant or order to bring up prisoner to give evidence 58. Saving as to 7 Will. 4 and 1 Vict. c. 26
291
291
291
270
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