The Criminal Code of Canada and the Canada Evidence Act, 1893, with an Extra Appendix Containing the Extradition Act, the Extradition Convention with the United States, the Fugitive Offenders' Act, and the House of Commons Debates on the Code |
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... recognizance on remand . 590. Evidence for the prosecution ..... 591. Evidence to be read to the accused ......... 592. Confession or admission of accused . Comments and authorities 593. Evidence for the defence . 551 552 552 553 553 ...
... recognizance on remand . 590. Evidence for the prosecution ..... 591. Evidence to be read to the accused ......... 592. Confession or admission of accused . Comments and authorities 593. Evidence for the defence . 551 552 552 553 553 ...
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... SECT . PAGE . 562 562 597. Copy of depositions ....... 598. Recognizances to prosecute or give evidence ....... 599. Witness refusing to be bound over ...... ............... ........................ ..................................
... SECT . PAGE . 562 562 597. Copy of depositions ....... 598. Recognizances to prosecute or give evidence ....... 599. Witness refusing to be bound over ...... ............... ........................ ..................................
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... Recognizances to prosecute or give evidence to apply to proceedings under this part ......... 678 679 679 679 ..................... .. 679 ............ ...... 780. Witnesses to attend throughout trial ...... 781. Compelling attendance ...
... Recognizances to prosecute or give evidence to apply to proceedings under this part ......... 678 679 679 679 ..................... .. 679 ............ ...... 780. Witnesses to attend throughout trial ...... 781. Compelling attendance ...
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... recognizance . 806. Application of fines ....... 807. Forms to be used ....... 808. Certain provisions not applicable to this part ....... Forms under Part LV ( from Schedule One ) . 689 689 ........................ . ....................
... recognizance . 806. Application of fines ....... 807. Forms to be used ....... 808. Certain provisions not applicable to this part ....... Forms under Part LV ( from Schedule One ) . 689 689 ........................ . ....................
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... Recognizances 879. Appeal ........ 880. Conditions of appeal ... 881. Proceedings on appeal ...... 882. Appeal on matters of form 883. Judgment to be upon the merits ........ 884. Costs when appeal not prosecuted ...... 885. Proceedings ...
... Recognizances 879. Appeal ........ 880. Conditions of appeal ... 881. Proceedings on appeal ...... 882. Appeal on matters of form 883. Judgment to be upon the merits ........ 884. Costs when appeal not prosecuted ...... 885. Proceedings ...
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Page 785 - ... does not in the opinion of the Court understand the nature of an oath, the evidence of such child may be received, though not given upon oath, if, in the opinion of the Court, such child is possessed of sufficient intelligence to justify the reception of the evidence, and understands the duty of speaking the truth...