Public record entries are relevant facts when made under official duty and containing facts in issue or relevant facts. An entry in a public or official book, register, record or electronic record is a relevant fact if it states a fact in issue or other relevant fact and is ... Summary
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Public record entries are relevant facts when made under official duty and containing facts in issue or relevant facts.
An entry in a public or official book, register, record or electronic record is a relevant fact if it states a fact in issue or other relevant fact and is made in the discharge of official duty. The entry may be made by a public servant or by another person carrying out a duty specifically imposed by the law of the country where the record is maintained.
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