Matters of evidence
9 Matters of evidence
An extract from or copy of an entry in a register purported to be signed by the registrar is to be received in a court, a tribunal or by a person acting judicially as evidence of the signature of the registrar and of the particulars contained in the entry without requiring the production of the register.
A statement signed by the registrar concerning particulars of entries in a register, including:
whether the name of a person was entered in a register in relation to a dog, matter or thing; or
whether a licence has been granted or renewed or registration has been made or renewed,
is to be received in a court, a tribunal or by a person acting judicially as evidence of the signature of the registrar and of those particulars without requiring the production of the register.
In relation to the making of a resolution by the council for the purposes of these By‑laws, the minutes of a meeting of the council or a document purporting to be a true copy of, or an extract from, the minutes of a meeting of the council signed by the clerk is to be received in a court, a tribunal or by a person acting judicially as evidence of the particulars contained in the minutes, or that extract or copy, without further proof.
Part 3 Registration and licences
Division 1 Registration of dogs
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