Chapter VIII - RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR ASSISTANCE IN CERTAIN MATTERS AND PROCEDURE FOR ATTACHMENT AND FORFEITURE OF PROPERTY (From Section 111 to Section 124)
Adjournment limits require day-to-day continuation of trials and restrict remands and adjournments with strict witness and party conditions. Section 346 requires day-to-day continuation of inquiries and trials until attending witnesses are examined, allows courts to postpone or adjourn proceedings for recorded reasons and on such terms as reasonable, permits remand by warrant subject to limits on custodial remand duration, restricts adjournments when witnesses are present except for special reasons, disfavors adjournments at a party's request except for circumstances beyond that party's control (limited to two such adjournments), and permits recording witness statements when a party or advocate is absent or unready; terms for adjournment may include costs.
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Adjournment limits require day-to-day continuation of trials and restrict remands and adjournments with strict witness and party conditions.
Section 346 requires day-to-day continuation of inquiries and trials until attending witnesses are examined, allows courts to postpone or adjourn proceedings for recorded reasons and on such terms as reasonable, permits remand by warrant subject to limits on custodial remand duration, restricts adjournments when witnesses are present except for special reasons, disfavors adjournments at a party's request except for circumstances beyond that party's control (limited to two such adjournments), and permits recording witness statements when a party or advocate is absent or unready; terms for adjournment may include costs.
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