The Civil Procedure Code
Courts must provide reasonable and practicable privacy facilities for women who do not appear in public, when they appear or are required to appear in court under court process.
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- The Civil Procedure Code
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Courts must provide reasonable and practicable privacy facilities for women who do not appear in public, when they appear or are required to appear in court under court process. Sections 44, 45 and 47 apply, as far as possible, to people arrested under this Code. Judges, magistrates, and certain court-related parties are exempt from arrest under civil process when traveling to, attending, or returning from court or tribunal, with limited exceptions. A court may issue an arrest warrant or attachment order for a person or property outside its area, and the receiving court must carry out the arrest or attachment and report back. In admiralty salvage, towage, or collision cases, the High Court may or must appoint two competent assessors, and the assessors must attend and assist.
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