Development Financial Institutions Act 2002 · Updated to 6 Oct 2023 · Part VIII · Examination and Investigation
91. Admissibility of evidence
Feedback & supportThe record of an examination under paragraph 90(2)(a), any property, record, report, document, apparatus, equipment, machinery, computer, computer output, system, data, books, information, article or thing produced under paragraph 90(2)(b) or any statement under paragraph 90(2)(c) shall, notwithstanding any written law or rule of law to the contrary, be admissible in evidence in any court proceedings for, or in relation to, an offence under this Act, or any other written law regardless whether such proceedings are against the person examined, or who produced the property, record, report, document, apparatus, equipment, machinery, computer, computer output, system, data, books, information, article or thing, or who made the written statement on oath or affirmation or against any other person.
property
“property” means any movable or immovable property, whether tangible or intangible and includes— (a) any right, interest, title, claim, chose in action, power or privilege, whether present or future, or whether vested or contingent, in relation to any property, or which is otherwise of value; (b) any conveyance executed for conveying, assigning, appointing, surrendering, or otherwise transferring or disposing of immovable property of which the person executing the conveyance is the proprietor or has possession or in which he is entitled to a contingent right, either for the whole interest or for any less interest; (c) any security, including any stock, share, debenture and fund; (d) any negotiable instrument, including any bank note, bearer note, Treasury bill, dividend warrant, bill of exchange, promissory note, cheque and negotiable certificate of deposit; or (e) any mortgage or charge, whether legal or equitable, guarantee, lien or pledge, whether actual or constructive, letter of hypothecation, trust receipt, indemnity, undertaking or other means of securing payment or discharge of a debt or liability, whether present or future, or whether vested or contingent;