This provision establishes that any document bearing the central office's seal or stamp shall be accepted in evidence without the need for additional proof. This creates a presumption of authenticity that can streamline the evidentiary process.

Furthermore, documents signed by designated officials, such as the chief registrar, assistants, inspectors, or statutory auditors under this Act, will also be accepted as valid evidence unless there is contrary evidence presented. This clause is essential in facilitating compliance and ensuring the integrity of processes governed by regulatory frameworks.