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(1) At the conclusion of non-summary proceedings under Chapter XV if the accused person through his attomey-at-law agrees to make any admissions of the facts in issue or of facts in issue or of facts relevant to the facts in issue, the Magistrate shall prepare a memorandum of the matters agreed and such memorandum shall be read over and explained to the accused in a language he understands. If the accused agrees that such memorandum is an accurate record of the admissions, he shall sign the memorandum and such memorandum shall be filed of record. |
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(2) At the trial before the High Court the matters admitted in the agreement shall be deemed to have been duly proved. |
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(3) The provisions of this section shall not apply unless the accused was represented by an attorney-at-law at the time the admissions were made. |
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