Central · Act 62 of 1957

Section 110 — Swearing of witnesses.

The Navy Act, 1957

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(1) No witness shall be examined until he has been duly sworn or affirmed in the following manner:--

"I......................................do swear in the name of God solemnly affirm that the evidence which I shall give before this court shall be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.".

(2) Every person giving evidence on oath or affirmation before a court-martial shall be bound to state the truth.

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More sections of this actSection 1 · Short title and commencement.Section 2 · Persons subject to naval law.Section 3 · Definitions.Section 4 · Fundamental rights to apply to persons subject to naval law with modifications.Section 5 · Power of Central Government to raise and maintain naval forces.Section 6 · Provision respecting discipline of persons under engagement to serve Central Government.Section 7 · Relations between the members of the Navy, Army and Air Force acting together.Section 8 · Provision respecting discipline of master of merchant vessel under convoy.
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