Royal Brunei Armed Forces Act · 1984 Revised Edition · Part 5
94. Evidence relating to bankers’ books
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
The provisions of the Bankers’ Books (Evidence) Act (Chapter 107), shall have effect with the following modifications —
a trial by court-martial and any proceedings leading up to such a trial after the convening and constitution of the court-martial is deemed to be a “legal proceeding” within the meaning of that expression as used in that Act;
a court-martial is deemed to be a “Court” within the meaning of that expression as used in that Act; and
the powers conferred by section 7 of that Act (which enables orders to be made for the inspection of bankers’ books for the purposes of legal proceedings) is deemed to be exercisable for the purposes of a court-martial by the convening officer as well as by the court-martial.
convening officer
“convening officer”, in relation to a court-martial, means the officer convening that court-martial and includes his successor or any person for the time being exercising his or his successor’s functions;
Terms defined in s 2
convening officer
Defined · s 2“convening officer”, in relation to a court-martial, means the officer convening that court-martial and includes his successor or any person for the time being exercising his or his successor’s functions;
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