Section 1333 — Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)

For the purposes of this Act, a certificate that:

(a) purports to be signed by the Registrar or other proper officer of an Australian court; and

(b) states:

(i) that a person was convicted by that court on a specified day of a specified offence; or

(ii) that a person charged before that court with a specified offence was, on a specified day, found in that court to have committed the offence but that the court did not proceed to convict the person of the offence;

is, unless it is proved that the conviction was quashed or set aside, or that the finding was set aside or reversed, as the case may be, conclusive evidence:

(c) if subparagraph (b)(i) applies—that the person was convicted of the offence on that day; and

(d) if the offence was constituted by a contravention of a provision of a law—that the person contravened that provision.

Related sections

• s 1330 — ASIC’s power to intervene in proceedings
• s 1331 — Civil proceedings not to be stayed
• s 1332 — Standard of proof
• s 1335 — Costs
• s 1336 — Vesting of property
• s 1337A — Operation of Division

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