South Australian Consolidated Acts

EVIDENCE ACT 1929 - SECT 46

46—Interpretation

In this Part—

"bank" means—

            (a)         a body corporate carrying on the business of banking in a State or Territory of the Commonwealth; or

            (d)         any other body that accepts money on deposit from the public;

"banking records" means—

            (a)         books of account, accounts, and accounting records (including working papers and other documents necessary to explain the methods and calculations by which accounts are made up); and

            (b)         books, diaries, or other records used in the course of carrying on the business of a bank; and

            (c)         cheques, bills of exchange, promissory notes, deposit slips, orders for the payment of money, invoices, receipts and vouchers; and

            (d)         securities, and documents of title to securities,

in the possession or control of a bank;

"copy", in relation to a banking record made by microfilming or by a mechanical or electronic process, means a document produced from the record containing, in an intelligible form, the information stored in the record.