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Commute
To exchange to put or substitute something else in place of as a smaller penalty obligation or payment for a greater or a single thing for an aggregate hence to lessen to diminish as
Witness
As to criminal cases, see Criminal Evidence Act, 1898, as amended, and that title. A witness is not obliged to answer any question which tends to criminate him. On the application of either party, all the witnesses
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