The Prisoners (Attendance in Courts) Act was enacted in 1958.
When was the "The Prisoners (Attendance in Courts) Act" enacted by the Parliament to provide for the attendance in courts of persons confined in prisons for their evidence or for answering a criminal charge ? (1) 20 September, 1955 (2) 30 October, 1958 (3) 15 May, 1963 (4) 11 January, 1967 (5) Question not attempted
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