Divorce.
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(3) Interrogatories shall be answered within ten days or such other time as may be appointed.
(4) A party may without affidavit apply for discovery of documents by an opposite party or parties and such opposite party or parties may be ordered to make such general or limited discovery as in the discretion of the judge shall seem fit.
Evidence Taken by Affidavit.
36. When a judge has directed that all or any of the facts set forth in a pleading may be proved by affidavit, all affidavits sworn in pursuance of such direction shall be filed in the Registry and copies thereof delivered to the other parties to the suit within such time as the judge shall direct.
37. Application for an order for the attendance of a deponent for the purpose of being cross-examined whether in open court or otherwise shall be made to a judge on summons.
Examination of Witnesses before Trial or Hearing.
38. (1) Any necessary application for an order for examination before the trial or hearing of one of the parties or of a witness who is within the jurisdiction of the court shall be made to a judge by summons.
(2) Such examination shall be vivâ voce, unless otherwise directed, before a person to be nominated by the judge.
(3) The other parties in the suit shall have four clear days' notice of the time and place appointed for the examination unless the judge shall otherwise direct.
39. (1) Application for a commission or for letters of request, or for the appointment of a special examiner to examine a party or a witness, who is outside the jurisdiction of the court, may be made to a judge by summons and the procedure with regard thereto shall conform as nearly as may be to the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure for the time being in force in like cases. A commission shall be in Form 5 in the First Schedule.
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