(4)
Real evidence shall be tendered during the trial..
Particular of Facts.
(2) (1) A judge may, at or before the trial of an action, order or direct that evidence of any particular fact
be given at the trial in such manner as may be specified by the order or direction.
(2)
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
The power conferred by sub-rule 1 of this rule extends in particular to ordering or directing that
evidence of any particular fact be given at the trial:
By statement on oath of information or belief;
By the production of documents or entries in books;
By copies of documents or entries in books; or
in the case of a fact which is or was a matter of common knowledge either generally or in a
particular locality, by the production of a specified newspaper which contains a statement of that
fact.
Limitation on use of documentary evidence.
3.
No document, plan, photograph or model shall be receivable in evidence at the trial of an
action unless it has been filed along with the pleadings of the parties under these Rules, except
the Judge in the interest of justice otherwise orders of directs.
Revocation and variation.
4.
Any order or direction under this order may on sufficient cause being shown, be revoked or varied
by a subsequent order or direction of Judge or given at or before the trial.
Certified true copies admissible in evidence.
5.
Certified true copies of all writs, processes, records, pleadings, and documents filed in
any Court shall be admissible in evidence in all matters to the same extent as the original would be
admissible.
Examination of witnesses abroad.
6.
Where an order is made for the issue of a request to examine a witness or witnesses in any
foreign country with which a Convention in that behalf has been or shall be made, the following
procedure shall be adopted:
Civil Form 17.
(a)
the party obtaining such order shall file in the registry an undertaking in Form 17 which form
may be varied as may be necessary to meet the circumstances of the particular case in
which it is used;
(b) Such undertaking shall be accompanied byCivil Form 18.