Section 45:
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45. Where number of jurors is insufficient
Where a case appointed to be tried by a jury is called, and a sufficient
number of jurors summoned to attend such Court is not in attendance, the
Court or Judge may then order any officer of the Court forthwith to summon
as many good and lawful persons of the bystanders (being qualified as jurors), or any such jurors residing in Port Louis, as shall be sufficient to make
up a full jury for the trial of that case.
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- What happens if not enough jurors are available to try my case?