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"I must warn you that at your trial you may

not be permitted to give evidence of an

alibi or call witnesses in support of an

alibi unless you have earlier given

particulars of the alibi and of the

witnesses.

You may give those particulars

now to this court or to the prosecutor

within 14 days after the service on you of

the indictment.";

or words to that effect and, if it appears to the

magistrate that the accused may not understand

the meaning of the term "alibi", he shall explain

it to him; and

(d)

inform the accused that he has the right to apply

to a judge for discharge in accordance with this

Ordinance on the grounds that there is no prima

facie case against him.

(5) Where a magistrate has given the information

required by subsection (4)(a), the clerk of the court shall

give the accused written notice of the provisions of

sections 9 and 24 of this Ordinance.