1.Evidentiary proceedings, including admission, examination or cross-examination, testimony or oath-taking, shall be conducted before the court. If the same is impossible, the court may move or delegate one of its judges to conduct the procedure. 2.If the person who makes the admission, examined person, witness or person to whom the oath is administered and the like resides in the State but outside the jurisdiction of the court and the evidentiary proceeding is impossible to be electronically conducted, the court shall delegate another court located within his place of residence. In such case, the provisions of judicial delegation set forth in the legislation in force shall apply in this regard. 3.If the person who makes the admission, examined person, witness or person to whom the oath is administered resides outside the State and it is impossible to electronically conduct the evidentiary proceeding, the court may send a letter rogatory to the competent court in such state to conduct the required evidentiary proceeding on the former's behalf, pursuant to the judicial conventions concluded in this regard.
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