Chapter VIII - RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR ASSISTANCE IN CERTAIN MATTERS AND PROCEDURE FOR ATTACHMENT AND FORFEITURE OF PROPERTY (From Section 111 to Section 124)
Procedure when not convicted: magistrate must hear prosecution and defence and may summon witnesses subject to expense deposit. Where a magistrate does not convict, the magistrate must hear the prosecution and take all prosecution evidence, and hear the accused and take all defence evidence; the magistrate may, on application by either party, issue a summons directing a witness to attend or produce documents, and may require deposit in court of the reasonable expenses of the witness before summoning.
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Procedure when not convicted: magistrate must hear prosecution and defence and may summon witnesses subject to expense deposit.
Where a magistrate does not convict, the magistrate must hear the prosecution and take all prosecution evidence, and hear the accused and take all defence evidence; the magistrate may, on application by either party, issue a summons directing a witness to attend or produce documents, and may require deposit in court of the reasonable expenses of the witness before summoning.
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