Judicial notice eliminates proof requirements for facts legally recognised without evidence in proceedings under evidentiary law. Judicial notice under section 56 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, removes the requirement of proof for any fact of which the Court will take judicial ... Summary
Judicial notice eliminates proof requirements for facts legally recognised without evidence in proceedings under evidentiary law.
Judicial notice under section 56 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, removes the requirement of proof for any fact of which the Court will take judicial notice. Such facts are categorised as facts not requiring proof, so parties need not adduce evidence to establish them before the Court in a proceeding.
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