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Form of oath and perjury, etc.
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11. For the purposes of this Act, the forms and ceremonies used in administering an oath are immaterial, if—
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(a) the court or person before whom the oath is taken has power to administer an oath for the purpose of verifying the statement in question, and
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(b) if the oath has been administered in a form and with ceremonies which the person taking the oath has accepted without objection or has declared to be binding on him or her.
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