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Code · North Dakota · Title 29 · Chapter 29-19 — Continuance

29-19-06. Application for continuance on ground of absent witness.

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An application for a continuance on the ground that a witness is absent must show:
1. That the applicant has used due diligence to prepare for the trial;
2. The nature of the diligence used;
3. The name and residence of the absent witness;
4. What the applicant expects or believes such witness would testify were that witness
present and orally examined in court;
5. That the testimony of the witness is material;
6. The nature of any document wanted and where the same may be found;
7. That the same facts cannot be satisfactorily shown by other evidence; and
8. That the witness is not absent through the connivance or counsel of the applicant.
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