Section 24: Shorthand notes
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24. Shorthand notes
In every case, civil or criminal, where the presiding Judge so directs, the
Master and Registrar or such other officer shall ensure that shorthand notes
are taken of any proceedings before the Supreme Court, and a transcript of
such notes shall be made if the presiding Judge so directs, and such transcript shall, for all purposes, be deemed prima facie to be the official record
of such proceedings.
[S. 24 amended by Act 29 of 1992.]
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