A.—Mode of taking and recording evidence
- Language of Courts.
- Evidence to be taken in presence of accused.
- Record in summons-cases and inquiries.
- Record in warrant-cases.
- Record in trial before Court of Session.
- Language of record of evidence.
- Procedure in regard to such evidence when completed.
- Interpretation of evidence to accused or his pleader.
- Remarks respecting demeanour of witness.
- Record of examination of accused.
- Interpreter to be bound to interpret truthfully.
- Record in High Court.
B.-Commissions for the examination of witnesses - When attendance of witness may be dispensed with and commission issued.
- Commission to whom to be issued.
- Execution of commissions.
- Parties may examine witnesses.
- Return of commission.
- Adjournment of proceeding.
- Execution of foreign commissions.
- Deposition of medical witness.
- Identification report of Magistrate.
- Evidence of officers of the Mint.
- Reports of certain Government scientific experts.
- No formal proof of certain documents.
- Affidavit in proof of conduct of public servants.
- Evidence of formal character on affidavit.
- Authorities before whom affidavits may be sworn.
- Previous conviction or acquittal how proved.
- Record of evidence in absence of accused.
- Evidence of public servants, experts, police officers in certain cases.
- Person once convicted or acquitted not to be tried for same offence.
