A 166
CAP. 4]
[Subsidiary]
The Rules of the Supreme Court Order 44 [1988 Ed.
(a) on any such debt as carries interest, at the rate it carries,
and
(b) on any other debt, from the date of the judgment at the
rate payable on judgment debts at that date.
(2) A creditor who has established his debt in proceedings under the judgment and whose debt does not carry interest shall be entitled to interest on his debt in accordance with paragraph (1)(b) out of any assets which may remain after satisfying the costs of the cause or matter, the debts which have been established and the interest on such of those debts as by law carry interest.
(3) For the purposes of this rule "debt" includes funeral, testamentary or administration expenses and, in relation to expenses incurred after the judgment, for the reference in paragraph (1)(b) to the date of the judgment there shall be substituted a reference to the date when the expenses became payable.
Interest on legacies (O. 44, r. 10)
10. Where an account of legacies is directed by any judgment, then, subject to any directions contained in the will or codicil in question and to any order made by the Court, interest shall be allowed on each legacy at the rate of 8 per cent per annum beginning at the expiration of one year after the testator's death.
Master's order (O. 44, r. 11)
11. (1) The result of proceedings before a master under a judgment shall be stated in the form of an order.
(2) Subject to any direction of the master under paragraph (3) or otherwise an order under this rule shall have effect as a final order disposing of the cause or matter in which it is made.
(3) An order under this rule shall contain such directions as the master thinks fit as to the further consideration, either in court or in chambers, of the cause or matter in which it is made.
(4) Every order made under this rule shall have immediate binding effect on the parties to the cause or matter in which it is made and copies of the order shall be served on such of the parties as the master may direct.
Appeal against master's order (O. 44, r. 12)
12. (1) Subject to paragraph (2), Order 58, rule 1 shall apply to an order under this rule as it applies to any judgment, order or decision of a master.
(2) If the order is to be acted on by the Judiciary Accountant or is an order passing a receiver's account, notice of appeal must be issued not later than two clear days after the making of the order and, where the order is to be acted on by the Judiciary Accountant, a duplicate of it must be served on the Judiciary Accountant as soon as practicable after it is made.