alleryStart learning →What is conclusive proof that a rule was duly made?
APublication in the Official Gazette
BA certificate from a Magistrate
CIts tabling before a civil court
DA statement from the minister
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Publication in the Official Gazette
Section 23 treats publication in the Official Gazette of the rule as conclusive proof that it has been duly made.
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