(1) Subject to this
section, where a print made from a transparency is, in a proceeding, tendered
in evidence pursuant to the provisions of this part and—
(a) the court is
not satisfied that the print is a legible copy of the original document; or
(b) a party to the proceeding questions the authenticity of the print and
applies for an order under this section;
the court may reject the print
tendered and order that a further print be made from a transparency of the
original document.
(2) A further print made in compliance with an order made
under this section shall be made—
(a) where the order is made under
subsection (1) (a) , at the cost of the party who tendered the rejected print;
or
(b) where the order is made under subsection (1) (b) , in the presence of
a person appointed by the court for the purpose and at the cost of the party
who applied for the order.
(3) Where a print to which division 2 of this part
relates is rejected under this section, a print made in compliance with an
order under this section shall be made in the same premises as the rejected
print or, where this is not practicable, in accordance with directions given
by the court.
