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(1) ineffective provided that the judge is satisfied that

the accused is not substantially prejudiced by such

failure.

(7) Where a prosecution case statement has been

supplied under this section the prosecution shall not

during the trial after the jury has been empanelled

introduce evidence that could not reasonably be anticipated

from the prosecution case statement, except with the leave

of the judge.

(8) Subject to subsection (7) nothing in this

Ordinance shall derogate from the right of the prosecutor

to introduce further evidence at the trial after the jury

is empanelled which is not contained or mentioned in the

documents served and delivered under this section.

Adequacy of prosecution

case

statement.

13. (1) Where the prosecution case statement has

been served on the accused and delivered to the court

under section 12 the judge shall order the accused to serve

on the prosecutor and deliver to the court notice of any

objections he has to that case statement on the basis that

it does not adequately disclose the case he has to answer.

(2) The judge may order the prosecutor to amend the

prosecution case statement from time to time if it appears

to him to be appropriate having regard to objections made

under subsection (1) or to any notice of additional