Justices Rules 2003
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(1) The clerk is to keep a record for each matter coming before the court.
(2) The record is to contain a summary of the course of the proceedings on the complaint but not the evidence.
(3) Without limiting the generality of subrule (2) , the summary is to include –
(a) the date of the hearing (original and adjourned); and
(b) the names of the presiding justices and persons appearing; and
(c) the pleas; and
(d) a record of adjournments; and
(e) the names of witnesses examined; and
(f) a detailed statement of the result, including convictions and orders.