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SECTION 05: AFFIRMATION BY PERSONS DESIRING TO AFFIRM A witness, interpreter or juror may, instead of making an oath, make an affirmation.
Oaths Act 1969 Section 5
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Oaths Act 1969 Section 5 is part of Oaths Act 1969 - AFFIRMATION BY PERSONS DESIRING TO AFFIRM A witness, interpreter or juror may, instead of making an oath, make an. Read the section text below and explore Indian court judgments that cite it.
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