Section 133Part 6 — Procedure in Trials before the Grand Court
Additional witnesses for the prosecution
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No witness who has not given evidence at the preliminary inquiry shall be called by the prosecution at any trial unless the accused person has received reasonable notice in writing of the intention to call such witness.
A notice under subsection (1) shall state the witness's name and give the substance of the evidence which the witness intends to give. It shall be for the court to determine in any particular case what notice is reasonable, regard being had to the time when and the circumstances under which the prosecution became acquainted with the nature of the witness's evidence and decided to call that person as a witness.