Judicial notice removes proof requirements for laws, official seals, public offices, recognised states, and legislative proceedings. Judicial notice under Section 57 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 removes the need to prove specified matters and obliges the Court to recognise them. ... Summary
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Judicial notice removes proof requirements for laws, official seals, public offices, recognised states, and legislative proceedings.
Judicial notice under Section 57 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 removes the need to prove specified matters and obliges the Court to recognise them. Mandatory categories include laws in force in India, specified public legislation, military Articles of War, legislative proceedings, official seals, gazette-notified public office holders, recognised States and Sovereigns, notified public observances, territories, hostilities, court personnel, and the rule of the road. Reference books or documents may be consulted, and a person seeking judicial notice may be required to produce necessary material.
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