Witnesses may be subpoenaed.
Section 68
SEC. 68. Witnesses may be subpoenaed. — At the instance of either party the justice may at any time after the commencement of the action issue a subpoena directed to any witness whose testimony may be desired, requiring his attendance as a witness at a time and place therein specified, which subpoena shall be served upon the witness in the same manner as has been above provided for the service of a summons to the defendant, and his lawful fees as a witness shall, if he require it, be then tendered to him. If the witness fails to appear at the time and place specified in the subpoena, the justice may issue a warrant upon which he may be seized and brought before the justice and compelled to testify, and the costs of such warrant and seizure of the witness shall be paid by the witness if the justice shall determine that his failure to answer the subpoena was willful or without just excuse.