Judicature (Northern Ireland) Act 1978
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115 Official seals.
(1) There shall be an official seal of the Court of Judicature which shall be used for such purposes as the Lord Chief Justice may direct or as may be authorised or required by any statutory provision. (2) The seals heretofore used in the High Court and the Court of Appeal may continue to be used. (3) The Lord Chief Justice may from time to time direct what seals shall be used in the several divisions and departments of the Court of Judicature. (4) All writs, decrees, orders, instruments, certificates and other documents and copies thereof which purport to be sealed with a seal provided under this section shall, in all parts of the United Kingdom, be judicially noticed and received in evidence without further proof of their authenticity.
115 Official seals.
(1) There shall be an official seal of the Court of Judicature which shall be used for such purposes as the Lord Chief Justice may direct or as may be authorised or required by any statutory provision. (2) The seals heretofore used in the High Court and the Court of Appeal may continue to be used. (3) The Lord Chief Justice may from time to time direct what seals shall be used in the several divisions and departments of the Court of Judicature. (4) All writs, decrees, orders, instruments, certificates and other documents and copies thereof which purport to be sealed with a seal provided under this section shall, in all parts of the United Kingdom, be judicially noticed and received in evidence without further proof of their authenticity.
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