Banking Act 1959
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Hide history noteIf evidence of a statement made by a person at an examination of the person is admitted under section 61J in a proceeding, in deciding how much weight (if any) to give to the statement as evidence of a matter, regard is to be had to:
(a) the length of period between the statement and the matter to which the statement relates; and
(b) any reason the person may have had for concealing or misrepresenting a material matter; and
(c) any other circumstances from which it is reasonable to draw an inference about the accuracy of the statement.
(2)
If the person is not called as a witness in the proceeding:
(a) evidence that would, if the person had been so called, have been admissible in the proceeding for the purpose of destroying or supporting his or her credibility is so admissible; and
(b) evidence is admissible to show that the statement is inconsistent with another statement that the person has made at any time.
(3)
However, evidence of a matter is not admissible under this section if, had the person been called as a witness in the proceeding and denied the matter in cross-examination, evidence of the matter would not have been admissible if adduced by the cross-examining party.
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