Parliament of the United Kingdom

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Parliament of the United Kingdom Criminal Procedure (Attendance of Witnesses… (1965)

If any person in respect of whom a witness summons has been issued applies to the court out of which the summons was issued or to the High Court, and satisfies the court that he cannot give any material evidence or, as the case may be, produce any document or thing likely to be material evidence, the court may direct that the summons shall be of no effect.
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Parliament of the United Kingdom Criminal Procedure (Attendance of Witnesses… (1965)

A magistrates’ court on committing any person for trial shall inform him of his right to require the attendance at the trial of any witness in respect of whom a conditional witness order, or an order treated as a conditional witness order, has been made, and of the steps he must take for the purpose of enforcing the attendance.
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