--(1) The examination may take place before an officer of the court authorised by the Chief Justice.
--(2) The examination must be on oath or affirmation.
--(3) If the person to be examined refuses to be sworn or affirm or to answer any question the officer of the court may adjourn the examination to a judge.
--(4) At least 7 days notice of the adjourned examination must be served personally on the person to be examined.
--(5) The statement made by the person examined shall be taken down, read to him and he shall be asked to sign it.
--(6) If the person examined refuses to sign the statement it must be signed by the person conducting the examination and certified to be a true record of the examination.
Notes
Amended by Legal Notice 140 of 2000.
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