SUMMARY AUTHORITY RULES (SLI NO 196 OF 2008) - RULE 34 What summary authority can have regard to in making a finding as to whether or not a charge or alternative offence is proved

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SUMMARY AUTHORITY RULES (SLI NO 196 OF 2008) - RULE 34

What summary authority can have regard to in making a finding as to whether or not a charge or alternative offence is proved

For the purpose of deciding, in accordance with paragraph 130 (1) (c), (e) or (f), or subsection 142 (2), of the Act whether or not a charge or an alternative offence has been proved, the summary authority may have regard only to:

(a) matters within the general service knowledge of the summary authority; and

(b) the evidence produced at the trial.

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