High CourtsDivision Bench(1900) 10 MAD CK 0016

Subbarayadu vs Chenchuramayya

Madras High Court · Decided on 11 October 1900 · Citation: (1901) ILR (Mad) 200 : (1901) ILR (Mad) 114

HON’BLE JUDGES
Shephard, J · Boddam, J

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1.

We are told that the practice is, if a case is not reached on a given day, for fresh summons to witnesses to be required. This is altogether a

mistake. Section 16 3 of the CPC as well as the form of the summons itself shows that the possibility of witnesses being detained beyond one day

has not been overlooked. The proper course was to warn the witnesses on the 10th that they would be required to appear on the 17th [see

Proceedings of the Madras High Court dated 18th January 1870 M.H.C.R. Appx 15 and other cases cited in Mayne's "Criminal Law", page 85.]

2.

We must reverse the decree and remand the case. Costs will abide the result.