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CIVIL BILL COURT, IRELAND.
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30 & 31 Vict. c. 44.[1] to be served with a notice under Rule 9 of such section.

22. When it shall be necessary to serve any parties with the notice mentioned in the last preceding rule, the same shall be prepared by the Clerk of the Peace or Registrar, and issued by him to the plaintiff or other person having the carriage of the suit, who shall serve the same, and upon such notice the party served therewith may attend the proceedings under the order.

23. Any party who shall be served with a notice under the last preceding rule, may apply to the Court at the next sitting, or by leave of the Judge at any subsequent sitting, to cancel, vary, or add to the order.

24. Applications under the last preceding rule shall be made. upon notice to be given two clear days before the application, and to be served on all the parties to the suit, and the notice shall state the nature of the application intended to be made.

25. If during the progress of taking any account or making any inquiries in any equity suit it shall appear that the subject-matter of the suit exceeds the amount to which the jurisdiction of the Court is limited, the Clerk of the Peace or Registrar may, if he think fit, proceed with and complete the particular account or inquiry, but he shall at the next sitting of the Court present a certificate of the state of the proceedings in the suit, and if the Judge shall be of opinion that such excess exists, be shall deal with suit in the manner prescribed by the 37th section of the County Officers and Courts (Ireland) Act, 1877,[2] and give directions as to payment of costs.

26. If during the hearing of any action, suit, or matter it shall appear to the Judge to be expedient to direct any inspection, inquiry, or calculation to be made, or any account to be taken, or vouched, or any report upon any subject of controversy arising in such action, suit, or matter to be made, he may direct the Clerk of the Pence or Registrar to proceed therewith, and to certify the result in writing to the Judge, and the hearing of the action, suit, or matter, or the passing or audit of any account, may be adjourned or postponed pending such certificate, as the Judge may direct, and as occasion may require.

Order XIX.

Rehearing where Decree by Default.

1. Application for a rehearing under the provisions of section 60 of the County Officers and Courts (Ireland) Act, 1877,[2] shall be made by motion to the Court in the division of the county in which the decree has been obtained; notice of such motion shall

  1. ↑ The Chancery (Ireland) Act, 1867.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 40 & 41 Vict. ac 56.
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