Bare ActsThe INDIAN EVIDENCE ACT 1872

Section 57

The Court shall take judicial notice of the whichCourt following facts :-

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The Court shall take judicial notice of the whichCourt following facts :- . mu~~ke . judicial (1.) All laws or rules havIng the force of law ~ow notice. or heretofol'ein force, or hereafter to be in forcc,Jin any part of.British India: . . (2.) All public Acts. passed or hereafter to be passed by Parliament, and all local and personal Acts directed by Parliament to be judicially noticed: (3.) Articles of War for Her Majesty's Arn~y or Navy: . . (4.) The. course of proceeding of Parliament and of the Councils for the purposes of making I.Jaws'and Regulations .." .~CI l' \- .~.... /,~- >--- " i I ,. G If372.J 8, Evidence. R.egulations established under the InQ.ian Councils .A.ct,or any other law for the time -;being relating thereto: . Explanation.-The word' Parliament,' in clauses (two) and (four), includes- " ~. ~rhe Parliament of the Unitedd I{ingdom of Gl~eatBritain and Ireland; , - '2. The Parliament of Great Brita,in ; :p. The Parliament of England; "

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