Section 225 — Bankruptcy Act 1966: Evidence of personal insolvency agreement, resolution etc.

(1) A personal insolvency agreement that purports to have been executed by the debtor and by the trustee, and to have been attested in accordance with this Part, shall, unless and until the contrary is proved, be deemed to have been duly executed and attested. (2) A certificate of the passing of a special resolution under section 204 signed in accordance with that section is prima facie evidence that the meeting was duly convened and held and that the special resolution specified in the certificate was duly passed at the meeting. (3) A certificate of the passing of a resolution (not being a special resolution) under section 204 signed in accordance with that section is prima facie evidence that the resolution specified in the certificate was duly passed at the meeting. (4) The minutes of a meeting held under this Part are prima facie evidence of the proceedings at the meeting.