sec.75Notice of intention to adduce telegraphic message in evidence

### sec.75 Notice of intention to adduce telegraphic message in evidence In any proceeding (not being a criminal proceeding), any party may at any time after the commencement thereof give notice to any other party that the party proposes to adduce in evidence at the trial or hearing any telegraphic message that has been sent by telegraph from any place in the Commonwealth to any other place in the Commonwealth. However— the time between the giving of such notice and the day on which such evidence shall be tendered shall not in any case be less than 2 days; and every such notice shall specify the names of the sender and receiver of the message, the subject matter thereof, and the date as nearly as may be. Any such notice may be served and the service thereof proved in the same manner as notices to produce may now be served and proved. (sec.75-ssec.1) In any proceeding (not being a criminal proceeding), any party may at any time after the commencement thereof give notice to any other party that the party proposes to adduce in evidence at the trial or hearing any telegraphic message that has been sent by telegraph from any place in the Commonwealth to any other place in the Commonwealth. (sec.75-ssec.1A) However— the time between the giving of such notice and the day on which such evidence shall be tendered shall not in any case be less than 2 days; and every such notice shall specify the names of the sender and receiver of the message, the subject matter thereof, and the date as nearly as may be. (sec.75-ssec.2) Any such notice may be served and the service thereof proved in the same manner as notices to produce may now be served and proved. - (a) the time between the giving of such notice and the day on which such evidence shall be tendered shall not in any case be less than 2 days; and - (b) every such notice shall specify the names of the sender and receiver of the message, the subject matter thereof, and the date as nearly as may be.