Criminal Practice Rules 1999
sec.96Service of orders and notices
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sec.96 Service of orders and notices
The following orders must be served personally, unless the court directs otherwise— an order to produce a document, exhibit or other thing in an appeal or subsequent appeal; an order requiring a witness to attend before the court or an examiner. See part 7 (Miscellaneous), division 4 (Evidence and examination of witnesses). The registrar may ask the Commissioner of the Police Service to ensure that an order or notice to be given to a person by the registrar under this division is served on the person personally by a police officer. r 96 amd 2024 SL No. 178 s 35 (sec.96-ssec.1) The following orders must be served personally, unless the court directs otherwise— an order to produce a document, exhibit or other thing in an appeal or subsequent appeal; an order requiring a witness to attend before the court or an examiner. See part 7 (Miscellaneous), division 4 (Evidence and examination of witnesses). (sec.96-ssec.2) The registrar may ask the Commissioner of the Police Service to ensure that an order or notice to be given to a person by the registrar under this division is served on the person personally by a police officer.
- (a) an order to produce a document, exhibit or other thing in an appeal or subsequent appeal;
- (b) an order requiring a witness to attend before the court or an examiner. Editor’s note— See part 7 (Miscellaneous), division 4 (Evidence and examination of witnesses).