Criminal Practice Rules 1999
sec.110Notice of day and time for examination by examiner
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sec.110 Notice of day and time for examination by examiner
An examiner appointed to examine a witness under this division must give to the registrar written notice of the day and time set by the examiner for the examination. The registrar must give written notice of the day and time to the following— the party to the appeal or subsequent appeal, or the party’s lawyer (if any), who applied for the examination order; if the party who applied for the examination order is in prison, the prison’s general manager; if the party who applied for the examination order is in custody in a place other than prison, the person in charge of the place; each witness to be examined before the examiner. In this rule— examination order means an order for the examination of a witness made by the court. r 110 amd 2024 SL No. 178 s 47 (sec.110-ssec.1) An examiner appointed to examine a witness under this division must give to the registrar written notice of the day and time set by the examiner for the examination. (sec.110-ssec.2) The registrar must give written notice of the day and time to the following— the party to the appeal or subsequent appeal, or the party’s lawyer (if any), who applied for the examination order; if the party who applied for the examination order is in prison, the prison’s general manager; if the party who applied for the examination order is in custody in a place other than prison, the person in charge of the place; each witness to be examined before the examiner. (sec.110-ssec.3) In this rule— examination order means an order for the examination of a witness made by the court.
- (a) the party to the appeal or subsequent appeal, or the party’s lawyer (if any), who applied for the examination order;
- (b) if the party who applied for the examination order is in prison, the prison’s general manager;
- (c) if the party who applied for the examination order is in custody in a place other than prison, the person in charge of the place;
- (d) each witness to be examined before the examiner.