(1) The order for commencing an inquiry may be made against a known or unknown person.
It shall specify:
(a) the full name and function of the Examining Magistrate who made it;
(b) the statement of the offence committed;
(c) the full name and identity of the defendant if he is known, or the sign if he is unknown;
(d) a precise statement of the provisions of the law which have been violated;
(e) the place and date of the commission of the offence.
(2) The order shall be sign and stamped by the Examining Magistrate who made.
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In force from 27-07-2005
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