Rex v Mtata (Cr. App. No. 137 of 1938.)
Rex v Mtata (Cr. App. No. 137 of 1938.) [1938] EACA 141 (1 January 1938)
The Court of Appeal held that prosecutors need not call every witness from the preliminary inquiry, so long as the witness is available to the defence.
- Prosecution Witnesses
- Preliminary Inquiry
- Discretion Of Prosecuting Counsel
- Cross Examination
- Trial Procedure
- Criminal-law