Section 110 of The Assam Rifles Act, 2006
Judicial notice.
An Assam Rifles Court may take judicial notice of any matter within the general knowledge of the members as officers of the Force.
Summary
- This rule allows the court to accept general knowledge known to Force officers without requiring formal proof.
- This concept is referred to as taking judicial notice.
- It saves time by not making lawyers prove basic, everyday facts related to military service.
Practical examples
FAQ
1. What does Section 110 of The Assam Rifles Act, 2006 allow the court to do regarding common facts?
Section 110 of the Assam Rifles legislation allows the court to take judicial notice of any matter within the general knowledge of its members as officers.
2. Does a lawyer need to prove every single military detail under Section 110 of the 2006 law?
No. Section 110 of The Assam Rifles Act, 2006 says the court can accept matters of general knowledge without formal proof.
3. Can the court use Section 110 of the Act to accept civilian gossip as fact?
No. Section 110 of The Assam Rifles Act, 2006 limits this to matters within the general knowledge of the members as officers of the Force.
Test yourself
1.What specific action can a court take under Section 110 of The Assam Rifles Act, 2006?
2.Whose general knowledge is relevant for Section 110 of the 2006 statute?
3.Why would a court use Section 110 of the Assam Rifles legislation?
4.Which term does Section 110 of The Assam Rifles Act, 2006 use for accepting known facts?