Section 31: A case stated by a Magistrate shall set out-

(a) the particulars contained in the charge, summons, information or complaint; (b) the facts found by the Magistrate to be admitted or proved; (c) any submission of law made by or on behalf of the prosecutor or complainant during the trial or enquiry; (d) any submission of law made by or on behalf of the accused or defendant during the trial or enquiry; (e) the judgment, the grounds of the determination and, in the case of conviction, the sentence of the Magistrate; (j) any question or questions of law which the Magistrate or any of the parties may desire to be submitted for the opinion of the Appeal Court; (g) any question of law which the Attorney General may require to be submitted for the opinion of the Appeal Court.