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(c) the substance of the statement or, if material, the words used.
(2) If the statement is admissible by virtue of section 47 of the Ordinance and was made in a document, a copy or transcript of the document, or of the relevant part thereof, must be annexed to the notice and the notice must contain such (if any) of the particulars mentioned in paragraph (1)(a) and (b) as are not apparent on the face of the document or part.
(3) If the party giving the notice alleges that any person, particulars of whom are contained in the notice, cannot or should not be called as a witness at the trial or hearing for any of the reasons specified in rule 25, the notice must contain a statement to that effect specifying the reason relied on.
Statement admissible by virtue of section 49 of the Ordinance: contents of notice (O. 38, r. 23)
23. (1) If the statement is admissible by virtue of section 49 of the Ordinance, the notice must have annexed to it a copy or transcript of the document containing the statement, or of the relevant part thereof, and must contain---
(a) particulars of-
(i) the person by whom the record containing the statement was compiled;
(ii) the person who originally supplied the information from which the record was compiled; and
(iii) any other person through whom that information was supplied to the compiler of that record,
and, in the case of any such person as is referred to in (i) or (iii) above, a description of the duty under which that person was acting when compiling that record or supplying information from which that record was compiled, as the case may be;
(b) if not apparent on the face of the document annexed to the notice, a description of the nature of the record which, or part of which, contains the statement; and
(c) particulars of the time, place and circumstances at or in which that record or part was compiled.
(2) If the party giving the notice alleges that any person, particulars of whom are contained in the notice, cannot or should not be called as a witness at the trial or hearing for any of the reasons specified in rule 25, the notice must contain a statement to that effect specifying the reason relied on.
Statement admissible by virtue of section 50 of the Ordinance: contents of notice (O. 38, r. 24)
24. (1) If the statement is contained in a document produced by a computer and is admissible by virtue of section 50 of the
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(c) the substance of the statement or, if material, the words
used.
(2) If the statement is admissible by virtue of section 47 of the Ordinance and was made in a document, a copy or transcript of the document, or of the relevant part thereof, must be annexed to the notice and the notice must contain such (if any) of the particulars mentioned in paragraph (1)(a) and (b) as are not apparent on the face of the document or part.
(3) If the party giving the notice alleges that any person, particulars of whom are contained in the notice, cannot or should not be called as a witness at the trial or hearing for any of the reasons specified in rule 25, the notice must contain a statement to that effect specifying the reason relied on.
Statement admissible by virtue of section 49 of the Ordinance:
contents of notice (O. 38, r. 23)
23. (1) If the statement is admissible by virtue of section 49 of the Ordinance, the notice must have annexed to it a copy or transcript of the document containing the statement, or of the relevant part thereof, and must contain---
(a) particulars of-
(i) the person by whom the record containing the statement was compiled;
(ii) the person who originally supplied the information from which the record was compiled; and
(iii) any other person through whom that information was supplied to the compiler of that record,
and, in the case of any such person as is referred to in (i) or (iii) above, a description of the duty under which that person was acting when compiling that record or supplying information from which that record was compiled, as the case may be;
(b) if not apparent on the face of the document annexed to the notice, a description of the nature of the record which, or part of which, contains the statement; and
(c) particulars of the time, place and circumstances at or in
which that record or part was compiled.
(2) If the party giving the notice alleges that any person, particulars of whom are contained in the notice, cannot or should not be called as a witness at the trial or hearing for any of the reasons specified in rule 25, the notice must contain a statement to that effect specifying the reason relied on.
Statement admissible by virtue of section 50 of the Ordinance:
contents of notice (O. 38, r. 24)
24. (1) If the statement is contained in a document produced by a computer and is admissible by virtue of section 50 of the
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