Judicial notice eliminates proof requirements for enumerated laws, official facts, court matters, and recognised public events. Judicial notice makes proof unnecessary for facts the Court must recognise, including laws in force in India, specified legislative proceedings and ... Summary
Judicial notice eliminates proof requirements for enumerated laws, official facts, court matters, and recognised public events.
Judicial notice makes proof unnecessary for facts the Court must recognise, including laws in force in India, specified legislative proceedings and enactments, official seals, notified public officers, recognised States, public holidays, territories, hostilities, court personnel, and rules of the road. The Court may consult appropriate reference materials on these matters and on public history, literature, science or art. A person seeking judicial notice may be required to produce material necessary for the Court to take such notice.
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