Article 130 — Ohjections to the charge.

(I) If the accused has anything to say as to the form or contents of the charge, the provisions of Art. 119 et seq. shall apply. (2) The provisions of Art. 131 shall apply where the accused states: (a) that the case is pending before another court: or (b) that he has previously been acquitted or convicted on the same charge: or (c) that the charge against him has been barred by limitation or the ofTence with which he has been charged has been made the subject of pardon or amnesty: or (d) that he will be embarrassed in his defence if he is not granted a sepa- parate trial, where he is tried with others: or (e) that no permission to prosecute as required by law has been obtained: or (0 that the decision in the criminal case against him cannot be given until other proceedings have been completed: or (g) that he is not responsible for his acts. (3) Where no objection is raised under this Article immediately after the ac- cused has been required by the court to state his objections, the accused shall be barred from raising any such objection at any later stage in the trial, unless the objection be such as to prevent a valid judgment being gIven. Art. 13J. - Seulement of objections. (I) The court shall take down any objection that may have been raised under