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(e) for repealing any enactments which relate to matters with respect to which rules can be made under this section;
() for prescribing in what cases trials are to be with a jury and in what cases they are to be without a jury;
(g) for regulating the means by which particular facts may be proved, and the mode in which evidence thereof may be given, in any proceedings or on any application in connection with or at any stage of any proceed- ings, or in matters arising under the Evidence Ordinance, 1889, in extradition proceedings, or when it may be expedient to Lake evidence otherwise than in connection with any pending proceedings;
(b) for prescribing in what cases the court may act upon the certificate of accountants, ac- tuaries or scientific persons;
(4) for regulating the joinder of parties and for prescribing in what cases persons absent, but having an interest in a cause or matter, shall be bound by any order made therein, and in what cases orders may be made for the representation of absent persons by one or more parties to a cause or matter;
(i) for regulating the discovery of a judgment debtor's property in aid of the execution of any
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judgment, and for regulating modes of enforcing any judg
ment;
(*) for regulating the conduct of of actions by or against firms, and of actions by or against paupers;
(for regulating actions relating
to immovable property:
(m) for regulating proceedings by way of foreign attachment, ac- tions of mandamus and relief by way of interpleader;
(#) for prescribing in what cases and in what manner there may be submissions and references to arbitration of to special referees, how parties shall be bound thereby, and to what extent and with what conse- quences, for providing for the appointment, powers and duties of arbitrators and special re- ferees and for regulating pro- ceedings before such arbitrators and special referees;
(0) for providing for arrest and attachment before judgment and interim attachment and ten- porary injunctions;
(A) for providing for the arrest and detention of ships and release and compensation in respect thereof;
(q) for prescribing in what cases and in what manner receivers may be appointed, and provid- ing for their powers and duties;