Public-fact relevancy allows statutory recitals and official gazette notifications to be considered when proving facts of public nature. Statements concerning facts of public nature are relevant where a court must form an opinion on their existence, if contained in statutory recitals or ... Summary
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Public-fact relevancy allows statutory recitals and official gazette notifications to be considered when proving facts of public nature.
Statements concerning facts of public nature are relevant where a court must form an opinion on their existence, if contained in statutory recitals or specified gazette publications. Relevant sources include Acts of the United Kingdom Parliament, Central, Provincial and State Acts, Government or Crown Representative notifications in the Official Gazette, and printed papers purporting to be the London Gazette or certain Government Gazettes.
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