187A—Proof of convictions or orders
(1) Any conviction or
order whatsoever made by the Magistrates Court may be proved by a copy of the
information on which the conviction or order was made, and of the minute or
memorandum thereof made by the Magistrates Court and endorsed on the
information.
(1a) The copy must be
certified by—
(a) the
person, or one of the persons, constituting the Magistrates Court by which the
conviction or order was made; or
(b) a
Registrar.
(2) No proof shall be
required of the signature or judicial or official character of the person
appearing to have signed any such copy as aforesaid.
(3) This section shall
apply to any conviction or order whether made before or after the commencement
of this Act, and shall be in addition to and not in substitution for any other
enactment providing a mode of proving convictions and orders.