Matters of evidence
8 Matters of evidence
(1) An extract from or copy of an entry in a register purported to be signed by the registrar is, in all courts and on all occasions, evidence of the signature of the registrar and of the particulars contained in the entry without requiring the production of the register.
(2) A statement signed by the registrar concerning particulars of entries in a register, including:
(a) whether the name of a person was entered in a register in relation to an animal, matter or thing; or
whether a registration had been issued,
is to be received in a court, the 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.
(3) In relation to the making of a resolution by the Corporation for the purposes of these By‑laws, the minutes of a meeting of the Corporation or a document purporting to be a true copy of, or an extract from, the minutes of a meeting of the Corporation signed by the CEO is to be received in a court, the Tribunal or by a person acting judicially as evidence of the particulars contained in the minutes, or that extract or copy, without further proof.
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