s 51
In forceWhen complaint to be on oath and when not
Part 4General procedure
Division 3How complaints are made
51 When complaint to be on oath and when not
Unless otherwise expressly provided—
(a)
when it is intended to issue a warrant in the first instance against the party charged—the complaint in writing must be on oath, which oath may be made by the complainant; and
(b)
when it is intended to issue a summons in the first instance against the party charged—the complaint in writing need not be on oath.
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