sec.116Issue of attendance notice

sec.116 Issue of attendance notice

On the request of a party, the clerk of a Magistrates Court may issue an attendance notice to a person. On the direction of a magistrate, the clerk of a Magistrates Court must issue an attendance notice to a person. A request for an attendance notice must— be in the approved form; and state the name or designation by office or position of the person to whom the attendance notice is directed, unless the magistrate otherwise directs; and be filed; and be accompanied by a draft of the attendance notice, in the approved form, that is requested. An attendance notice may only be directed to a single person. The name or designation by office or position of the person to whom an attendance notice is directed must be stated in the notice before it is issued. (sec.116-ssec.1) On the request of a party, the clerk of a Magistrates Court may issue an attendance notice to a person. (sec.116-ssec.2) On the direction of a magistrate, the clerk of a Magistrates Court must issue an attendance notice to a person. (sec.116-ssec.3) A request for an attendance notice must— be in the approved form; and state the name or designation by office or position of the person to whom the attendance notice is directed, unless the magistrate otherwise directs; and be filed; and be accompanied by a draft of the attendance notice, in the approved form, that is requested. (sec.116-ssec.4) An attendance notice may only be directed to a single person. (sec.116-ssec.5) The name or designation by office or position of the person to whom an attendance notice is directed must be stated in the notice before it is issued.

• (a) be in the approved form; and
• (b) state the name or designation by office or position of the person to whom the attendance notice is directed, unless the magistrate otherwise directs; and
• (c) be filed; and
• (d) be accompanied by a draft of the attendance notice, in the approved form, that is requested.