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Attributes of a public document
Condition to be satisfied for a document to acquire the status of a public document
Effect of failure to certify public documents
How public documents can be proved
Meaning of a public document
Meaning of public documents
Reasons for the proper authentication of a public document
The essence of requiring the certification of public documents
The hallmark of a public document
The position of the law on the proper person to certify a public document
What a public document entails
What constitutes a public document
Whether a certified true copy of public document is equivalent to the original
Whether a copy of a memorandum written by a private citizen and sent to an investigative panel qualifies as a public document
Whether a letter written by a private citizen is a public document
Whether a letter written to a public officer is a public document which requires certification
Whether a newspaper is a public document
Whether a petition written by a private citizen to the Police is a public document
Whether a public document can be tendered in the absence of a public officer who has proper custody
Whether a witness is required to give evidence on public documents
Whether it is only the certified copies of public documents that are admissible
Whether letters or petitions written to public establishments and received by public officials are public documents
Whether oral evidence of the content of a public document is admissible
Whether public documents are receivable in evidence only when they are tendered through the officers from whose custody they are obtained
Whether public documents can be tendered from the bar
Whether public documents, other than official gazettes, need not be certified
Whether the duplicates of the original of a public documents requires certification
Whether the non-payment of fees for certification affects the status of a public document as a certified true copy
Whether the secondary evidence of a public document is admissible where a notice to produce is served on a party who fails to produce same
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