Presumption of genuineness applies to certified documents meeting statutory form, execution, admissibility and authorised certification requirements. Presumption of genuineness applies to a certificate, certified copy, or other record declared by law admissible to prove a particular fact, where it ... Summary
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Presumption of genuineness applies to certified documents meeting statutory form, execution, admissibility and authorised certification requirements.
Presumption of genuineness applies to a certificate, certified copy, or other record declared by law admissible to prove a particular fact, where it purports to be duly certified by an authorised government officer. The record must substantially comply with the legally prescribed form and manner of execution. The Court must also presume that the apparent signatory or certifying officer held the official character claimed at the relevant time.
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