Section 161C: Summons to judicial officer
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161C. Summons to judicial officer
Notwithstanding any other enactment, no summons shall be issued calling
a judicial officer as a witness before any Court except by leave of a Judge in
Chambers and on satisfying the Judge that the judicial officer has some
material evidence to give in the matter.
[S. 161C, previously 161B, inserted by Act 20 of 1993; amended by s. 2 (c) of Act 30 of 2003.]
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- Can a judge or magistrate be summoned as a witness in another case?