Where the court deems it necessary to hear an accused person as a witness,
and he is unable to appear before the court because of illness, and if there are serious
reasons for not adjourning his examination, it may, by an interlocutory decision, move to the
place where he is, or order by such decision, that he be heard by a magistrate commissioned
for that purpose.
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In force from 27 July 2005
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