What must be included in a notice for challenging the admissibility of evidence?

The correct inclusion in a notice for challenging the admissibility of evidence is the reference to Section 78 of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act. This section specifically addresses the circumstances under which evidence can be excluded from proceedings if it would have an unfair effect on the proceedings or if it was obtained in a way that breaches the defendant's rights.

Referencing this section demonstrates the legal basis for challenging the admissibility of the evidence, providing the court with clear grounds for consideration of the challenge. It directs the court to a specific provision of law that governs the admissibility of evidence in criminal proceedings, emphasizing the requirement to ensure fairness in the trial process.

In terms of the other options, while details of the officer involved, a section referring to the case, and the precise location of the evidence may be relevant in other contexts, they do not directly provide the legal framework for challenging admissibility as clearly as Section 78 does. Thus, highlighting this particular section forms the essential legal foundation necessary for such a challenge, making it the correct choice.