Chapter VIII - RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR ASSISTANCE IN CERTAIN MATTERS AND PROCEDURE FOR ATTACHMENT AND FORFEITURE OF PROPERTY (From Section 111 to Section 124)
Return of commission: depositions must be returned, open to inspection, and admissible as part of the record. A duly executed commission must be returned with the witness's deposition to the issuing Court or Magistrate; the commission, the return, and the deposition are open to party inspection, may be read in evidence by either party and form part of the record. A deposition so taken may also be received in evidence at a subsequent stage before another Court if it satisfies the statutory conditions of admissibility.
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Return of commission: depositions must be returned, open to inspection, and admissible as part of the record.
A duly executed commission must be returned with the witness's deposition to the issuing Court or Magistrate; the commission, the return, and the deposition are open to party inspection, may be read in evidence by either party and form part of the record. A deposition so taken may also be received in evidence at a subsequent stage before another Court if it satisfies the statutory conditions of admissibility.
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