Production of summoned documents requires witnesses to bring records while objections to admissibility and confidential translations receive procedural safeguards. A witness summoned to produce a document must bring it before the Court if it is in the witness's possession or power, despite objections to production or ... Summary
Production of summoned documents requires witnesses to bring records while objections to admissibility and confidential translations receive procedural safeguards.
A witness summoned to produce a document must bring it before the Court if it is in the witness's possession or power, despite objections to production or admissibility. The Court decides such objections and may inspect the document or receive other evidence to determine admissibility, except where the document concerns matters of State. Where translation is necessary, secrecy may be directed unless the document is to be given in evidence.
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