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CONSTABULARY (IRELAND) ACT 1836 - SECT 44

Reputation to be evidence of appointments.

44. If any question shall arise as to the right of any magistrate, or of any
inspector, sub-inspector, chief constable or head constable, or sub-constable,
to hold or execute any such office respectively, common reputation shall to
all intents and purposes be deemed and held to be sufficient evidence of such
right; and it shall not be necessary to produce any appointment, or any oath,
affidavit, or other document or matter whatsoever, in proof of such right.

Ss.4549 rep. by SLR 1874; SLR (NI) 1954


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