Section 117Part 6 — Procedure in Trials before the Grand Court
Objection to indictment on grounds of insufficiency of particulars
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No count in an indictment shall be quashed upon the ground only that it contains insufficient particulars, but in any such case if objection is taken to any count by the accused person, or if in default of such objection it appears to the court that the interest of justice so requires, the court may order that the prosecution furnish such particulars in support of the charge as it may consider necessary for a fair trial and a copy of any such particulars shall be given to the accused or the accused's counsel without charge, and the trial shall proceed thereafter as if the indictment had been amended in conformity with the particulars.