
Art. 39.09. [737, 738] [820, 821] [800, 801] NON-RESIDENT 
WITNESSES.  Depositions of a witness residing out of the State may 
be taken before a judge or before a commissioner of deeds and 
depositions for this State, who resides within the State where the 
deposition is to be taken, or before a notary public of the place 
where such deposition is to be taken, or before any commissioned 
officer of the armed services or before any diplomatic or consular 
officer.  The deposition of a non-resident witness who may be 
temporarily within the State, may be taken under the same rules 
which apply to the taking of depositions of other witnesses in the 
State.

Acts 1965, 59th Leg., vol. 2, p. 317, ch. 722, eff. Jan. 1, 1966.

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