Section 52 of BSA : Section 52: Facts of which Court shall take judicial notice.
BSA
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: A dispute arises in a court in Mumbai regarding the validity of a contract signed under a new law passed by the Parliament of India.
Application of Section 52: The court will take judicial notice of the new law without requiring any party to prove its existence or content. This means the judge will acknowledge the law as valid and in force without needing additional evidence.
Example 2:
Scenario: During a trial in Delhi, a question arises about the official public holidays in India for the year 2023.
Application of Section 52: The court will take judicial notice of the public holidays as notified in the Official Gazette. The parties do not need to provide evidence of these holidays; the judge will recognize them as official.
Example 3:
Scenario: A case in Chennai involves a dispute over the recognition of a foreign sovereign state by the Government of India.
Application of Section 52: The court will take judicial notice of the existence and title of the foreign sovereign state as recognized by the Government of India. No par...
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