A Manual of Times of Procedure in Chancery : Embracing, Chiefly, the Provisions of the General Rules And Orders of the Court
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Where the evidence in chief, or any portion of such evi- Order 5 Feb.
dence, is to be taken ex parte before an examiner* — g ' "' *° Such evidence, on both sides, shall be closed (that Order 5 Feb.
is, taken and filed) after issue joined, and within 1861, r. 5.
8 weeks.
((See Memorandum to preceding Art. 2).
4. Where the evidence in chief, or any portion of such evi- dence, consists of an affidavit or deposition made or filed before issue joined — Such afiidavit or deposition shall not, without... special c. G. 0. 19, leave of the Court, be received at the hearing, unless '• ^^• notice in writing shall have been given by the party- intending to use the same to the opposite party, after issue joined, and within 1 montli.
(or within such longer time as may be allowed by special leave of the Court.) 5. Where, at any time after issue joined, the parties agree Order 5 Feb.
(in writing') "f that the examination in chief and cross-ex- '°°^' ''■ amination of any witness, or the cross-examination of any person who has made an affidavit, or been examined ex parte before an examiner, shall be taken before an ex- aminer,\ under 15 and 16 Vic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where the evidence in chief, or any portion of such evi- Order 5 Feb.
dence, is to be taken ex parte before an examiner* — g ' "' *° Such evidence, on both sides, shall be closed (that Order 5 Feb.
is, taken and filed) after issue joined, and within 1861, r. 5.
8 weeks.
((See Memorandum to preceding Art. 2).
4. Where the evidence in chief, or any portion of such evi- dence, consists of an affidavit or deposition made or filed before issue joined — Such afiidavit or deposition shall not, without... special c. G. 0. 19, leave of the Court, be received at the hearing, unless '• ^^• notice in writing shall have been given by the party- intending to use the same to the opposite party, after issue joined, and within 1 montli.
(or within such longer time as may be allowed by special leave of the Court.) 5. Where, at any time after issue joined, the parties agree Order 5 Feb.
(in writing') "f that the examination in chief and cross-ex- '°°^' ''■ amination of any witness, or the cross-examination of any person who has made an affidavit, or been examined ex parte before an examiner, shall be taken before an ex- aminer,\ under 15 and 16 Vic.
What to read after A Manual of Times of Procedure in Chancery : Embracing, Chiefly, the Provisions of the General Rules And Orders of the Court?
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