Section 17 of AA 1950 : Section 17: Mode Of Attestation

AA 1950

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Explanation using Example

Imagine Private John Doe has just completed his probation period in the Indian Army. He is now to be formally attested. During a ceremony at the military base, in front of his fellow soldiers, his commanding officer administers the oath. Private Doe solemnly swears to uphold the Constitution of India, serve faithfully in the Army, follow orders, and face any dangers that may come, even at the risk of his life. This significant moment is recorded in his enrolment papers, which the officer signs to confirm that the oath has been properly taken.

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