--(1) The general rule is that a witness summons is binding only if it is served at least 14 days before the date on which the witness is required to attend before the court or tribunal.
--(2) The court may direct that a witness summons may be binding although it will be served less than 14 days before the date on which the witness is required to attend before the court or tribunal.
--(3) An application for such an order may be made without notice but must be supported by evidence.
--(4) A witness summons which-
----(a) is served in accordance with this rule; and
----(b) requires the witness to attend court to give evidence,
--is binding until the conclusion of the hearing at which the attendance of the witness is required.
Notes
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