Presumption of genuineness applies to gazettes, newspapers, private parliamentary Acts, and legally required records from proper custody. Section 81 requires courts to presume the genuineness of specified gazettes, newspapers, journals, and copies of private Acts of Parliament printed by the ... Summary
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Presumption of genuineness applies to gazettes, newspapers, private parliamentary Acts, and legally required records from proper custody.
Section 81 requires courts to presume the genuineness of specified gazettes, newspapers, journals, and copies of private Acts of Parliament printed by the Queen's Printer. The presumption also applies to records required by law to be kept where they are maintained substantially in the prescribed form and produced from proper custody. It covers official publications and legally mandated records subject to the applicable form and custody conditions.
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