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shall have effect in relation to, and as between, him and the plaintiff as if for references to the plaintiff and the defendant there were substituted references to the defendant and the plaintiff respectively.
(7) Where, as between the plaintiff and any defendant, the party who would, but for this paragraph, be entitled to make the final speech raises any fresh point of law in that speech or cites in that speech any authority not previously cited, the opposite party may make a further speech in reply, but only in relation to that point of law or that authority, as the case may be.
Inspection by judge or jury (O. 35, r. 8)
8. (1) The judge by whom any cause or matter is tried may inspect any place or thing with respect to which any question arises in the cause or matter.
(2) Where a cause or matter is tried with a jury and the judge inspects any place or thing under paragraph (1), he may authorize the jury to inspect it also.
Death of party before giving of judgment (O. 35, r. 9)
9. Where a party to any action dies after the verdict or finding of the issues of fact and before judgment is given, judgment may be given notwithstanding the death, but the foregoing provision shall not be taken as affecting the power of the judge to make an order under Order 15, rule 7(2), before giving judgment.
Certificate of judicial clerk (O. 35, r. 10)
10. At the conclusion of the trial of any action, the judicial clerk or other officer in attendance at the trial shall make a certificate in which he shall certify----
(a) the time actually occupied by the trial,
(b) any order made by the judge under Order 38, rule 5 or 6,
(c) every finding of fact by the jury, where the trial was with a jury,
(d) the judgment given by the judge, and
(e) any order made by the judge as to costs.
List of exhibits (O. 35, r. 11)
11. (1) The judicial clerk or other officer in attendance at the trial shall take charge of every document or object put in as an exhibit during the trial of any action and shall mark or label every exhibit with a letter or letters indicating the party by whom the exhibit is put in or the witness by whom it is proved, and with a number, so that all the exhibits put in by a party, or proved by a witness, are numbered in one consecutive series.
A 126
[Subsidiary]
CAP. 4] The Rules of the Supreme Court Order 35 [1988 Ed.
shall have effect in relation to, and as between, him and the plaintiff as if for references to the plaintiff and the defendant there were substituted references to the defendant and the plaintiff respectively.
(7) Where, as between the plaintiff and any defendant, the party who would, but for this paragraph, be entitled to make the final speech raises any fresh point of law in that speech or cites in that speech any authority not previously cited, the opposite party may make a further speech in reply, but only in relation to that point of law or that authority, as the case may be.
Inspection by judge or jury (O. 35, r. 8)
8. (1) The judge by whom any cause or matter is tried may inspect any place or thing with respect to which any question arises in the cause or matter.
(2) Where a cause or matter is tried with a jury and the judge inspects any place or thing under paragraph (1), he may authorize the jury to inspect it also.
Death of party before giving of judgment (O. 35, r. 9)
9. Where a party to any action dies after the verdict or finding of the issues of fact and before judgment is given, judgment may be given notwithstanding the death, but the foregoing provision shall not be taken as affecting the power of the judge to make an order under Order 15, rule 7(2), before giving judgment.
Certificate of judicial clerk (O. 35, r. 10)
10. At the conclusion of the trial of any action, the judicial clerk or other officer in attendance at the trial shall make a certificate in which he shall certify----
(a) the time actually occupied by the trial,
(b) any order made by the judge under Order 38, rule 5 or 6,
(c) every finding of fact by the jury, where the trial was with a
jury,
(d) the judgment given by the judge, and
(e) any order made by the judge as to costs.
List of exhibits (O. 35, r. 11)
11. (1) The judicial clerk or other officer in attendance at the trial shall take charge of every document or object put in as an exhibit during the trial of any action and shall mark or label every exhibit with a letter or letters indicating the party by whom the exhibit is put in or the witness by whom it is proved, and with a number, so that all the exhibits put in by a party, or proved by a witness, are numbered in one consecutive series.
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