Section 34: Power to require evidence on oath
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34. Power to require evidence on oath
The registration officer may, at the request of a person interested or, if he
thinks fit, without such a request, on the consideration of any claim or objection or other matter, make such order as he thinks just for ascertaining if a
person is duly qualified for registration as an elector and may, for that purpose, examine that person or other witnesses on oath or affirmation, call for
the production of books and other papers or documents, and make local
inspections.