Western Australian Consolidated Acts Western Australian Consolidated Acts Whenever by any Act of
the Imperial Parliament, or of the Parliament of any State or of any
Australasian colony, now or hereafter to be in force —
(a) any
certificate; or
(b) any
official or public document; or
(c) any
document or proceeding of any corporation or joint-stock or other company; or
(d) any
copy of or extract from any document or by-law, or entry in any register or
other book, or of or from any other proceeding,
is admissible in
evidence in any legal proceeding in the United Kingdom or in the particular
State or colony, the same shall respectively be admitted in evidence in all
courts and before all persons acting judicially in Western Australia, if it
purports to be certified or sealed, or impressed with a stamp, or sealed and
signed, or signed alone, or impressed with a stamp and signed, as directed by
such Act, without any proof —
(i)
of the seal or stamp, where a seal or stamp is necessary;
or
(ii)
of the signature; or
(iii)
of the official character of the person appearing to have
signed the same,
and without any
further proof thereof.