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GRAND COURT LAW (2008 REVISION) THE GRAND COURT (AMENDMENT NO. 1) RULES 2013 GRAND COURT LAW (2008 REVISION) THE GRAND COURT (AMENDMENT NO. 1) RULES 2013 These Rules are made by the Rules Committee pursuant to Section 19(3) of the Grand Court Law (2008 Revision).\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_1\", \"num\": \"1.\", \"text\": \"Citation, Commencement and Interpretation. (1) These Rules shall be referred to as the Grand Court (Amendment No 1) Rules 2013. (2) These Rules shall come into operation on the 1st day of July 2013 referred to in these Rules as the \\\"Commencement Date\\\". (3) These Rules shall apply to every proceeding which is pending or commenced in the Court on or after the Commencement Date. (4) Words and expressions in these Rules which are also used in the Grand Court Rules 1995 (Revised Edition) shall have the same meaning in these Rules as they have in the Grand Court Rules 1995 (Revised Edition).\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_2\", \"num\": \"2.\", \"text\": \"Revocation and Replacement of Orders 11, 72 and 73 (1) GCR Orders 11, 72 and 73 are hereby revoked and replaced by the Orders 11, 72 and 73 and Forms contained in the Schedule hereto.\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_3\", \"num\": \"3.\", \"text\": \"Revocation and Replacement of The Grand Court Law (1995 Revision) Table of Contents and Appendix I, Prescribed Forms Index (1) The Grand Court Law (1995 Revision) Table of Contents and Appendix I, Prescribed Forms Index be revoked and replaced by the Table of Contents and Prescribed Forms Index contained in the Schedule hereto. Made by the Rules Committee on the 7th day of June 2012. The Honourable Anthony Smellie QC, Chief Justice The Honourable Sam Bulgin QC, Attorney General Graham Ritchie QC, Legal Practitioner Colin D. McKie, Legal Practitioner GCR 1995 (Revised) (amended 14.04.11) (re-amended 01.10.12) (re-amended 01.07.13) ORDER 11 SERVICE OF PROCESS, ETC. OUT OF THE JURISDICTION Principal cases in which service of writ out of jurisdiction is permissible (O.11, r.1) 1. (1) Provided that the writ does not contain any claim mentioned in Order 75, rule 1(3) service of a writ out of the jurisdiction is permissible with the leave of the Court if in the action begun by the writ - (a) relief is sought against a person who \u2013 (i) has the right to reside permanently in the Islands; or (ii) has a right to work in the Islands; or (iii) resident in and the nature and circumstances of his residence indicate that he has a substantial connection with the Islands; (b) an injunction is sought ordering the defendant to do or refrain from doing anything within the jurisdiction (whether or not damages are also claimed in respect of a failure to do or the doing of that thing) provided that a claim for an interlocutory injunction shall not of itself be a sufficient ground for service of a writ out of the jurisdiction; (c) the claim is brought against a person who has been or will be duly served within or out of the jurisdiction and a person out of the jurisdiction is a necessary or proper party thereto; (d) the claim is brought to enforce, rescind, dissolve, annul or otherwise affect a contract, or to recover damages or obtain other relief in respect of the breach of a contract, being (in either case) a contract which - (i) was made within the jurisdiction; or (ii) was made by or through an agent trading or residing within the jurisdiction on behalf of a principal trading or residing out of the jurisdiction; or (iii) is by its terms, or by implication, governed by the law of the Islands; or (iv) contains a term to the effect that the Court shall have jurisdiction to hear and determine any action in respect of the contract; GCR 1995 (Revised) (amended 14.04.11) (re-amended 01.10.12) (re-amended 01.07.13) (e) the claim is brought in respect of a breach committed within the jurisdiction of a contract made within or out of the jurisdiction, and irrespective of the fact, if such be the case, that the breach was preceded or accompanied by a breach committed out of the jurisdiction that rendered impossible the performance of so much of the contract as ought to have been performed within the jurisdiction; (f) the claim is founded on a tort, fraud or breach of duty whether statutory at law or in equity and the damage was sustained, or resulted from an act committed, within the jurisdiction; (ff) the claim is brought against a person who is or was a director, officer or member of a company registered within the jurisdiction or who is or was a partner of a partnership, whether general or limited, which is governed by the laws of the Islands and the subject matter of the claim relates in any way to such company or partnership or to the status, rights or duties of such director, officer, member or partner in relation thereto; (g) the whole subject-matter of the action is land situate within the jurisdiction (with or without rents or profits) or the perpetuation of testimony relating to land so situate; (h) the claim is brought to construe, rectify, set aside or enforce an act, deed, will, contract, obligation or liability affecting land situate within the jurisdiction; (i) the claim is made for a debt secured on immovable property or is made to assert, declare or determine proprietary or possessory rights, or rights of security, in or over movable property, or to obtain authority to dispose of movable property, situate within the jurisdiction; (j) the claim is brought for any relief or remedy in respect of any trust, whether express, implied or constructive, that is governed by or ought to be executed according to the laws of the Islands or in respect of the status, rights or duties of any trustee thereof in relation thereto; (k) the claim is made for the administration of the estate of a person who died domiciled within the jurisdiction or for any relief or remedy which might be obtained in any such action; (l) the claim is brought in a probate action within the meaning of Order 76; or (m) the claim is brought to enforce any judgment or arbitral award (within the meaning of section 2(1) of the Arbitration Law 2012) or interim measure (within the meaning of Part VIII of the Arbitration Law 2012). (2) Service of a writ out of the jurisdiction is permissible without the leave of the Court if every claim made in the action begun by the writ is one which by virtue of a Law or these Rules the Court has power to hear and determine notwithstanding that GCR 1995 (Revised) (amended 14.04.11) (re-amended 01.10.12) (re-amended 01.07.13) the person against whom the claim is made is not within the jurisdiction of the Court or that the wrongful act, neglect or default giving rise to the claim did not take place within the jurisdiction, including, for the avoidance of doubt, applications made pursuant to section 48 of the Trusts Law (2011 Revision) or Order 85. (3) Where a writ is to be served out of the jurisdiction pursuant to an order under paragraph (1), the time to be inserted in the writ within which the defendant served therewith must acknowledge service shall be such time as may be fixed by the Court. (4) Where a writ is to be served out of the jurisdiction under paragraph (2), the time to be inserted in the writ within which the defendant served therewith must acknowledge service shall be 28 days. No rules (O.11, rr.2-3) Application for, and grant of, leave to serve writ out of jurisdiction (O.11, r.4)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_4\", \"num\": \"4.\", \"text\": \"(1) An application for the grant of leave under rule 1(1) must be supported by an affidavit stating - (a) the grounds on which the application is made; (b) that in the deponent's belief the plaintiff has a good cause of action; (c) in what place or country the defendant is, or probably may be found; (d) where the application is made under rule 1(1)(c), the grounds for the deponent's belief that there is between the plaintiff and the person on whom a writ has been served a real issue which the plaintiff may reasonably ask the Court to try; and (e) if service is not to be effected personally the method or methods of service which are in accordance with the law of the country in which service is to be effected. (2) No such leave shall be granted unless it shall be made sufficiently to appear to the Court that the case is a proper one for service out of the jurisdiction under this Order. (3) An order granting leave to serve a writ out of the jurisdiction under rule 1 must limit a time within which the defendant to be served must acknowledge service. Service of writ abroad; general (O.11, r.5)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_5\", \"num\": \"5.\", \"text\": \"(1) Subject to the following provisions of this rule, Order 10, rule 1(1), (2), (3) and (4) and Order 65, rule 4, shall apply in relation to the service of a writ, notwithstanding that the writ is to be served out of the jurisdiction, save that the GCR 1995 (Revised) (amended 14.04.11) (re-amended 01.10.12) (re-amended 01.07.13) accompanying form of acknowledgment of service shall be modified in such manner as may be appropriate. (2) Nothing in this rule or in any order or direction of the Court made by virtue of it shall authorise or require the doing of anything in a country in which service is to be effected which is contrary to the law of that country. (3) A writ which is to be served out of the jurisdiction - (a) need not be served personally on the person required to be served so long as it is served on him in accordance with the law of the country in which service is effected; and (b) need not be served by the plaintiff or his agent if it is served by a method provided for by rule 6 or rule 7. (4) An official certificate stating that a writ as regards which rule 6 has been complied with has been served on a person personally, or in accordance with the law of the country in which service was effected, on a specified date, being a certificate - (a) by a British consular authority in that country; or (b) the government or judicial authorities of that country; or (c) by any other authority designated in respect of that country under the Hague Convention, shall be evidence of the facts so stated. (5) An official certificate by the Secretary of State stating that a writ has been duly served on a specified date in accordance with a request made under rule 7 shall be evidence of that fact. (6) A document purporting to be such a certificate as is mentioned in paragraphs (4) and (5) shall, until the contrary is proved, be deemed to be such a certificate. (7) In this rule and rule 6 \\\"the Hague Convention\\\" means the convention on the service abroad of judicial and extrajudicial documents in civil or commercial matters signed at the Hague on November 15, 1965. Service of writ abroad through foreign governments, judicial authorities and British consuls (O.11, r.6)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_6\", \"num\": \"6.\", \"text\": \"(1) Save where a writ is to be served pursuant to paragraph (3), this rule does not apply to service in - (a) the United Kingdom, including the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands; GCR 1995 (Revised) (amended 14.04.11) (re-amended 01.10.12) (re-amended 01.07.13) (b) any independent Commonwealth country; (c) any associated state; (d) any dependent territory of the United Kingdom; or (e) the Republic of Ireland. (2) Where in accordance with these Rules a writ is to be served on a defendant in any country with respect to which there subsists a Civil Procedure Convention (other than the Hague Convention) providing for service in that country of process of the Court, the writ may be served - (a) through the judicial authorities of that country; or (b) through a British consular authority in that country (subject to any provision of the convention as to the nationality of persons who may be so served). (3) Where in accordance with these Rules a writ is to be served on a defendant in any country which is party to the Hague Convention, the writ may be served - (a) through the authority designated under the Convention in respect of that country; or (b) if the law of that country permits - (i) through the judicial authorities of that country; or (ii) through a British consular authority in that country. (4) Where in accordance with these Rules a writ is to be served on a defendant in any country with respect to which there does not subsist a Civil Procedure Convention providing for service in that country of process of the Court, the writ may be served - (a) through the government of that country, where the government is willing to effect service; or (b) through a British consular authority in that country, except where service through such an authority is contrary to the law of that country. (5) A person who wishes to serve a writ by a method specified in paragraph (2), (3) or (4) must deliver to the Clerk of the Court a request for service of the writ by that method, together with a copy of the writ and an additional copy thereof for each person to be served. GCR 1995 (Revised) (amended 14.04.11) (re-amended 01.10.12) (re-amended 01.07.13) (6) Every copy of a writ delivered under paragraph (5) must be accompanied by a translation of the writ in the official language of the country in which service is to be effected or, if there is more than one official language of that country, in any one of those languages which is appropriate to the place in that country where service is to be effected: Provided that this paragraph shall not apply in relation to a copy of a writ which is to be served in a country the official language of which is, or the official languages of which include, English, or is to be served in any country by a British consular authority on a British subject, unless the service is to be effected under paragraph (2) and the Civil Procedure Convention with respect to that country expressly requires the copy to be accompanied by a translation. (7) Every translation delivered under paragraph (6) must be certified by the person making it to be a correct translation; and the certificate must contain a statement of that person's full name, of his address and of his qualifications for making the translation. (8) Documents duly delivered under paragraph (5) shall be sent by the Clerk of the Court to the Governor with a request that he forward them to the Secretary of State asking the Secretary of State to arrange for the writ to be served by the method indicated in the request delivered under paragraph (5) or, where alternative methods are so indicated, by such one of those methods as is most convenient. Service of process on a foreign state (O.11, r.7)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_7\", \"num\": \"7.\", \"text\": \"(1) Subject to paragraph (4) where a person to whom leave has been granted under rule 1  1 to serve a writ on a State, as defined in Section 14 of the State Immunity Act 1978, wishes to have the writ served on that State, he must deliver with the Clerk of the Court - (a) a request for service to be arranged by the Secretary of State; (b) a copy of the writ; and (c) except where the official language of the State is, or the official languages of that State include, English, a translation of the writ in the official language or one of the official languages of the State. (2) Rule 6(7) shall apply in relation to a translation delivered under paragraph (1) of this rule as it applies in relation to a translation delivered under paragraph (6) of that rule. (3) Documents duly delivered under this rule shall be sent by the Clerk of the Court to the Governor with a request that the Secretary of State be asked to arrange for the writ to be served on the State or the government in question, as the case may be. GCR 1995 (Revised) (amended 14.04.11) (re-amended 01.10.12) (re-amended 01.07.13) (4) Where Section 12(6) of the State Immunity Act 1978 applies and the State has agreed to a method of service other than that provided by the preceding paragraph, the writ may be served either by the method agreed or in accordance with the preceding paragraphs of this rule. Undertaking to pay expenses of Governor (O.11, r.8)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_8\", \"num\": \"8.\", \"text\": \"Every request delivered under rule 6(5) or rule 7 must contain an undertaking by the person making the request to be responsible personally for all expenses incurred by the Governor in respect of the service requested including the expenses incurred by him in making any request of the Secretary of State and, on receiving due notification of the amount of those expenses, to pay that amount to the Financial Secretary and to produce a receipt for such payment to the Clerk of the Court. Service of originating summons, petition, notice of motion, etc. (O.11, r.9)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_9\", \"num\": \"9.\", \"text\": \"(1) Subject to Order 73, rule 5, and Order 102, rule 16, rule 1 of this Order shall apply to the service out of the jurisdiction of an originating summons, notice of motion or petition as it applies to the service of a writ. (2) Service out of the jurisdiction of any summons, notice or order issued, given or made in any proceedings is permissible with the leave of the Court, but leave shall not be required for such service in any proceedings in which the writ, originating summons, motion or petition may by these Rules or under any Law be served without leave. (3) Rule 4(1) and (2) shall, so far as applicable, apply in relation to an application for the grant of leave under this rule as they apply in relation to an application for the grant of leave under rule 1. (4) An order under this rule granting leave to serve an originating summons out of the jurisdiction must limit a time within which the defendant to be served with the summons must acknowledge service. (5) Rules 5, 6 and 8 shall apply in relation to any document in respect of which leave to serve out of the jurisdiction has been granted under this rule as they apply in relation to a writ. GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.11.09) (re-amended 01.07.13) 407-1 ORDER 72 FINANCIAL SERVICES PROCEEDINGS Application and Interpretation (O.72, r.1) 1. (1) This Order applies to financial services proceedings and the other provisions of these Rules apply to those proceedings subject to the provisions of this Order. (2) In these Rules \\\"financial services proceeding\\\" means \u2013 (a) any proceeding relating to a mutual fund, including an action by or against its directors (in the case of a corporate fund), its trustee (in the case of a unit trust), its general partner (in the case of a limited partnership), its investment manager or adviser, its administrator, its prime broker or its auditor; (b) any proceeding relating to an exempted insurer, including an action by or against its directors, insurance manager or auditor; (c) any action for breach of a contract of insurance (including an application for a declaration) where the amount claimed exceeds $1 million; (d) any application (including an appeal by a licensee) made to the Court under any of the regulatory laws; (e) any administration action or application under the Trusts Law (to which Order 85 applies) except those relating to the estates of deceased persons who died domiciled in the Islands and the net asset value of the estate is less than $1 million; (f) any action against a trustee or protector of a trust or the executor or administrator of an estate for breach of trust or breach of fiduciary duty, except those actions relating to a trust or estate whose net asset value is less than $1 million; (g) any application made to the Court under the Companies Law (to which Order 102 applies), including any application made in a winding up proceeding (to which the Companies Winding Up Rules 2009 apply); (h) any application for an order for the dissolution of a partnership which carries on business as a mutual fund, including any application made in the dissolution proceeding; (i) any action for breach of contract or breach of duty by or against a professional service provider, except for actions relating to the non- payment or over-payment of fees where the amount claimed is less than $250,000; GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.11.09) (re-amended 01.07.13) 407-2 (j) any application for an order for evidence pursuant to a letter of request to which Order 70 applies, including any related application for directions to which Order 103 applies; (k) any application to which the Grand Court (Bankruptcy) Rules, 1977 or the Foreign Bankruptcy Proceedings (International Co-Operation) Rules 2008 apply; (l) any action for the enforcement of a foreign judgment, whether at common law or pursuant to the Foreign Judgments Reciprocal Enforcement Law; (m) any action for the enforcement of a foreign arbitral award pursuant to the Foreign Arbitral Awards Enforcement Law; (n) any application made to the Court pursuant to the Arbitration Law 2012. (2) In this Order \u2013 (a) \\\"the Registrar\\\" means the Registrar of the Financial Services Division of the Court; (b) \\\"mutual fund\\\" has the meaning ascribed to it in Section 2 of the Mutual Funds Law (2007 Revision); (c) \\\"exempted insurer\\\" has the meaning ascribed to it in Section 2 of the Insurance Law (2008 Revision); (d) \\\"the regulatory laws\\\" has the meaning ascribed to it in Section 2 of the Monetary Authority Law (2008 Revision); and (e) \\\"professional services provider\\\" has the meaning ascribed to it in Section 89(1) of the Companies Law (2009 Revision). Commencement of Financial Services Proceedings (O.72, r.2) 2. (1) Every financial services proceeding shall be commenced in the Financial Services Division. (2) Every financial services proceeding shall be commenced by writ, originating summons, originating motion or petition in accordance with Order 5 and entered into the Register of Writs and other Originating Process in accordance with Order 63, rule 8. (3) The title of every proceeding commenced in or transferred to the Financial Services Division shall include the words In the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands, Financial Services Division. (4) In addition to establishing and maintaining a Court file in accordance with Order 63, rule 2, the Registrar shall create and maintain a computerized record for each financial services proceeding which shall comprise the following documents and\/or produce reports comprising the following information :- GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.11.09) (re-amended 01.07.13) 407-3 (a) a chronological index of all the pleadings, affidavits and orders; (b) a copy of each pleading, affidavit (without its exhibits) and order; (c) a copy of each skeleton argument (without copy authorities); and (d) a schedule containing details of \u2013 (i) the fixed court fee paid; (ii) the date and length of each hearing; (iii) the court hearing fees paid (if any); and (iv) the identity of the party or parties by whom the fixed fee and any court hearing fees have been paid. (5) The computerised record (created and maintained in accordance with paragraph (4) above) shall enable the Registrar to produce reports in respect of each proceeding which is commenced in or transferred to the Financial Services Division containing the following information \u2013 (a) the date on which the proceeding was commenced or transferred to the Financial Services Division; (b) the title of the proceeding; (c) the name of the Commercial Judge to which it has been assigned; (d) particulars of the parties' attorneys and any foreign lawyers; (e) the date and a brief description of each hearing; (f) the date and estimated length of future hearings; (g) particulars of the date and manner in which the proceeding was concluded. (6) The Registrar, acting in consultation with the Chief Justice, shall assign every financial services proceeding to one of the Commercial Judges and the cause number assigned to it in accordance with Order 5, rule 1(4)(a) shall include the judge's initials. (7) The trial of every financial services proceeding shall be heard by the Commercial Judge assigned to it. (8) Every interlocutory application made in a financial services proceeding (including every application made in a winding up proceeding) shall be heard or determined by the Commercial Judge assigned to it, except that another Commercial Judge may hear or determine an urgent application if the Judge assigned to the proceeding is not available. GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.11.09) (re-amended 01.07.13) 407-4 Transfer of Proceedings (O.72, r.3) 3. (1) Any cause or matter pending in the Court, including matters commenced prior to the Commencement Date, may be transferred to the Financial Services Division on the ground that \u2013 (a) it is a financial services proceedings which ought properly to have been commenced in the Financial Services Division; or (b) the Court is satisfied upon the application of any party that it would be appropriate in all the circumstances for the cause or matter to be tried by a Commercial Judge. Case management and summonses for directions (O.72, r.4) 4. (1) Order 25 shall apply to proceedings pending in the Financial Services Division subject to the following modifications. (2) The Registrar shall issue an initial summons for directions in Form No.71 in every financial services proceeding within 3 months of the date on which it was commenced or transferred to the Financial Services Division unless in the meantime:- (a) the cause or matter has been finally determined; (b) the Registrar has received notice that the cause or matter has been discontinued or settled; (c) the Court has already made an order for directions; or (d) one or other of the parties has taken out a summons for directions. (3) In order that the Court may be informed of the general nature of the case and the issues which are expected to arise, the attorneys for each party shall prepare and file an agreed case memorandum (within such period as the Registrar shall direct) which should contain \u2013 (a) a short and uncontroversial description of what the case is about; (b) a list of issues, including both issues of fact and law, to the extent that it is practical to do so having regard to the state of the pleadings; and (c) a procedural history (4) The attorneys for the plaintiff shall be responsible for filing the agreed case memorandum. (5) The Registrar may at any time issue a notice in Form No.72 requiring that the parties' attorneys and their foreign lawyers (if any) attend before the Judge for the purposes of a case management conference. GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.11.09) (re-amended 01.07.13) 407-5 (6) If a party has instructed or intends to instruct a foreign lawyer to appear at the trial or any interlocutory hearing the Registrar shall be so informed and such foreign lawyer may be required to appear on any summons for directions or case management conference. (7) If one or more of the parties have instructed a foreign lawyer, the Registrar may require that the hearing of any summons for directions or any case management conference be conducted via a video link, in which case the parties shall provide suitable conference room facilities for the use of the Judge. Listing interlocutory hearings and trials (O.72, r.5) 5. (1) The Registrar shall be responsible for listing the hearing of all case management conferences, interlocutory applications and trials. (2) Order 34 shall not apply to proceedings pending in the Financial Services Division. (3) The Registrar shall maintain \u2013 (a) a composite court diary for the Financial Services Division; and (b) an individual court diary for each Commercial Judge. Transitional Provisions (O.72, r.6) 6. (1) The Financial Services Division Court shall be established with effect from the first day of November 2009 (referred to in this Rule as \\\"the Commencement Date\\\") and this Rule shall apply to every financial services proceeding commenced prior to the Commencement Date. (2) Any party or parties to a cause or matter commenced prior to the Commencement Date may apply to the Registrar in Form No.73 for an order that it be transferred to the Financial Services Division and the Registrar shall make a transfer order if he is satisfied that the cause or matter is a financial services proceeding within the meaning of Rule 1(2). (3) Whenever a party seeks to issue an interlocutory summons or an application is made to fix a hearing date for a trial and it appears to the Registrar that the cause or matter is a financial services proceeding, he shall \u2013 (a) invite the parties to apply in Form No.73 for a transfer order; or (b) if the parties or any of them fail to apply in Form No.73 within 14 days, the Registrar shall make a transfer order on his own motion. (4) Every transfer order made by the Registrar under this rule shall be in Form No.74 and shall specify \u2013 (a) the Commercial Judge to whom the proceeding has been assigned; GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.11.09) (re-amended 01.07.13) 407-6 (b) the amount of the transfer fee payable in accordance with Rule 3(5) of the Court Fees Rules 2009; and (c) the party or parties liable to pay the transfer fee. (5) The liability for payment of the transfer fee shall be determined as follows \u2013 (a) the parties may agree that any one of them shall be liable or that liability be divided amongst them in agreed proportions; and, in default of agreement \u2013 (b) the party by whom a transfer application is made under paragraph (2) of this Rule shall be liable to pay the transfer fee; or (c) in the case of a transfer order made under paragraph (3)(b) of this Rule, the party seeking to issue the summons or fix the hearing date shall be liable to pay the transfer fee; or (d) in the case of an application made in a winding up proceeding (to which the Companies Winding Up Rules 2009 apply), the official liquidator shall be liable to pay the transfer fee as an expense of the liquidation. (6) Every transfer order made by the Registrar shall be served by him upon the attorneys for all the parties by facsimile or e-mail and by placing an office copy in the attorneys' Court office post box . (7) Any party who is dissatisfied with the decision to make a transfer order may apply within 7 days to the Chief Justice who shall review the matter de novo and may substitute his own decision for that of the Registrar. (8) Any party who is dissatisfied with the terms of a transfer order may apply within 7 days to the Chief Justice who shall review the matter de novo and may vary the transfer order by assigning the mater to a different Commercial Judge and\/or reducing the amount of the transfer fee and\/or varying the paying party or parties. (9) An application under paragraphs (7) or (8) of this Rule shall be made in writing in Form No.75 upon notice to the other parties who may submit their own reply or submission in writing within 3 days after receiving notice of the application. (10) No step may be taken in any proceeding which has been transferred to the Financial Services Division under this Rule, except for any application under paragraphs (7) or (8) for a review of the transfer order, unless and until the transfer fee has been paid in full. GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.11.09) (re-amended 01.07.13) GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) ORDER 73 ARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS PART I The overriding objective (O. 73, r.1) 1. This Order is founded on the general principles in section 3(3) of the 2012 Law and shall be construed accordingly. Meaning of arbitration application (O. 73, r. 2) 2. (1) Subject to paragraph (2), \u201carbitration application\u201d means the following \u2013 (a) an application to the Court under the 2012 Law; (b) proceedings to determine \u2013 (i) whether there is a valid arbitration agreement; (ii) whether an arbitration tribunal is properly constituted; (iii) what matters have been submitted to arbitration in accordance with an arbitration agreement; (c) proceedings to declare that an award by an arbitral tribunal is not binding on a party; (d) any other application \u2013 (i) affecting arbitration proceedings (whether instituted or anticipated); or (ii) to construe or affecting an arbitration agreement, and includes the originating process by which an arbitration application is begun. (2) In this Part of this Order, an arbitration application does not include proceedings to enforce an award to which Part II of this Order applies. Interpretation (O. 73, r. 3) 3. In this Order \u2013 (1) \u201cthe 1974 Law\u201d means the Arbitration Law 1974; (2) \u201cthe 1975 Law\u201d means the Foreign Arbitral Awards Enforcement Law 1975; (3) \u201cthe 2012 Law\u201d means the Arbitration Law 2012; GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) (4) References to the 1974 Law, the 1975 Law or the 2012 Law include references to any current Revisions to those Laws as may be in force from time to time; (5) \u201cthe 1967 Order\u201d means the Arbitration (International Investment Disputes) Act 1966 (Application to Colonies etc.) Order 1967 (SI 1967\/159) (as amended); (6) \u201cthe 1988 Order\u201d means the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (Overseas Territories) Order 1998 (SI 1998\/791); (7) \u201cthe MIGA Convention\u201d means the Convention establishing the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency signed in Seoul on 11 October 1985; (8) \u201cthe Washington Convention\u201d means the Convention on the Settlement of Investment Disputes between States and Nationals of other States done at Washington, 18 March 1965; Form and content of arbitration application (O. 73, r. 4) 4. (1) Except where paragraph (5) applies, every arbitration application must be  in Form No. 6A of Appendix I. (2) Every arbitration application must - (a) include a concise statement of (i) the remedy or relief claimed, and (ii) (where appropriate) the questions on which the applicant seeks the determination or direction of the Court; (b) give details of any arbitration award that is challenged by the applicant, showing the grounds for any such challenge; (c) where the applicant claims an order for costs, identify the respondent against whom the claim is made; (d) (where appropriate) specify the section of the 2012 Law under which the application is brought; and (e) show that any statutory requirements have been satisfied. (3) The arbitration application must also state \u2013 (a) whether it is made ex parte or on notice and, if made on notice, must give the names and addresses of the persons to whom notice is to be given, stating their role in the arbitration and whether they are made respondents to the application; GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) (b) whether (having regard to section 83 of the 2012 Law) the applicant intends to apply for the proceedings to be heard in open court; and (c) the date and time when the application will be heard or that such date has not yet been fixed. (4) Every arbitration application which is used as an originating process shall be indorsed with the applicant's address for service in accordance with Order 6, rule 5. (5) An application to stay proceedings under section 9 of the 2012 Law must be made by summons in those proceedings. Issue of application (O. 73, r. 5) 5. (1) Every arbitration application shall be commenced in the Financial Services Division, pursuant to Order 72 rule 1(2)(m) or (n) as applicable. 6. Stay of legal proceedings (O. 73, r. 6) (1) An application under section 9 of the 2012 Law to stay legal proceedings   shall be served \u2013 (a) in accordance with Order 65, rule 5, on the party bringing the relevant legal proceedings and on any other party to those proceedings who has given an address for service; and (b) on any party to those legal proceedings who has not given an address for service, by sending to him  (whether or not he is within the jurisdiction) at his last known address or at a place where it is likely to come to his attention, a copy of the application for his information. (2) Where a question arises as to whether an arbitration agreement has been concluded or as to whether the dispute which is the subject-matter of the proceedings falls within the terms of such an agreement, the Court may determine that question or give directions for its determination, in which case it may order the proceedings to be stayed pending the determination of that question. 7. Service of arbitration application (O. 73, r. 7) (1) Subject to paragraphs (2) and (4) below and to rules 6(1) and 8 of this Order, an arbitration application shall be served in accordance with Order 10. (2) Where the Court is satisfied on an ex parte application that \u2013 (a) arbitral proceedings are taking place, or an arbitration award has been made, within the jurisdiction; and GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) (b) an arbitration application is being made in connection with those arbitral proceedings or being brought to challenge the award or to appeal on a question of law arising out of the award; and (c) the respondent to the arbitration application (not being an individual residing or carrying on business within the jurisdiction or a body corporate having a registered office or a place of business within the jurisdiction) (i) is or was represented in the arbitral proceedings by an attorney or other agent within the jurisdiction who was  authorised to receive service of any notice or other document served for the purposes of those proceedings; and (ii) has not (at the time when the arbitration application is made) determined the authority of that attorney or agent, the Court may authorise service of the arbitration application to be effected on the attorney or agent instead of the respondent. (3) An order made under paragraph (2) must limit a time within which the respondent must acknowledge service and a copy of the order and of the arbitration application must be sent by post, by courier or electronically   to the respondent at his address or electronic address out of the jurisdiction. (4) Where an arbitration application has been issued, any subsequent arbitration application made by the respondent and arising out of the same arbitration or arbitration agreement may be served on the applicant in accordance with Order 65, rule 5 (ordinary service: how effected) and similarly any subsequent arbitration application by any party may be served at the address for service given in the first arbitration application or in the acknowledgment of service. (5) For the purposes of service, an arbitration application is valid in the first instance- (a) where service is to be effected out of the jurisdiction, for such period as the Court may fix; (b) in any other case, for one month, beginning with the date of its issue and Order 6 rule 8 shall apply with the substitution, in paragraphs  (2) and (3), of \\\"2 months\\\" for \\\"4 months\\\" and \\\"6 months\\\" for \\\"12 months\\\". Service out of the jurisdiction (O. 73, r. 8) 8. (1) Service out of the jurisdiction of an arbitration application is permissible with the leave of the Court if - GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) 412A (a) the applicant seeks to challenge, or to appeal to the Court on a question of law arising out of, an arbitration award made within the jurisdiction (the place where an award is treated as made being determined by section 63(4) of the 2012 Law); (b) the application is for an order under section 43 of the 2012 Law (Court\u2019s powers exercisable in support of arbitral proceedings). Where the application is for interim relief in support of arbitral proceedings which are taking (or will take) place outside the jurisdiction, the Court may give leave for service out of the jurisdiction notwithstanding that no other relief is sought; or (c) the applicant - (i) seeks some other remedy or relief, or  requires a question to be decided by the Court, affecting an arbitration (whether  pending or anticipated), an arbitration agreement or an arbitration award; and (ii) the seat of the arbitration is or will be within the jurisdiction. (2) An application for the grant of leave under this rule must be supported by an affidavit \u2013 (a) stating the grounds on which the application is made; and (b) showing in what place or country the person to be served is, or probably may be found, and no such leave shall be granted unless it shall be made sufficiently to appear to the Court that the case is a proper one for service out of the jurisdiction under this rule. (3) Order 11, rules 5 to 8 shall apply to the service of an arbitration application under this rule as they apply to the service of a writ. (4) Service out of the jurisdiction of any order made on an arbitration application is permissible with the leave of the Court. Affidavit in support of arbitration application (O. 73, r. 9) 9. (1) The applicant shall file an affidavit in support of the arbitration application which sets out the evidence on which he intends to rely and a copy of every affidavit so filed must be served with the arbitration application. (2) Where an arbitration application is made with the written agreement of all the other parties to the arbitral proceedings or with the permission of the arbitral tribunal, the affidavit in support must \u2013 GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) 412B (a) give details of the agreement or, as the case may be, permission; and (b) exhibit copies of any document which evidences that agreement or permission. Requirements as to notice (O. 73, r.10)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_10\", \"num\": \"10.\", \"text\": \"(1) Where the 2012 Law requires that an application to the Court is to be made upon notice to other parties notice shall be given by making those parties respondents to the application and serving on them the arbitration application and any affidavit in support. (2) Where an arbitration application is made under section 20, 65 or 67 of the 2012 Law, the arbitrators or, in the case of an application under section 20, the arbitrator concerned shall be made respondents to the application and notice shall be given by serving on them the arbitration application and any affidavit in support. (3) In cases where paragraph (2) does not apply, an applicant shall be taken as having complied with any requirement to give notice to the arbitrator if he sends a copy of the arbitration application to the arbitrator for his information at his last known address or electronic address with a copy of any affidavit in support. (4) This rule does not apply to applications under section 9 of the 2012 Law to stay legal proceedings. Acknowledgment of service by respondent (O. 73, r. 11)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_11\", \"num\": \"11.\", \"text\": \"(1) Service of an arbitration application may be acknowledged by completing an acknowledgment of service in Form No. 9A  in Appendix I in accordance with Order 12 (as that Order applies by virtue of rule 9 of that Order). (2) A respondent who - (a) fails to acknowledge service within the time limited for so doing;  or (b) having indicated on his acknowledgment of service that he does not intend to contest the arbitration application, then wishes to do so, shall not be entitled to contest the application without the leave of the Court. (3) The Court will not give notice of the date on which an arbitration application will be heard to a respondent who has failed to acknowledge service. (4) The failure of a respondent to give notice of intention to contest the arbitration application or to acknowledge service shall not affect the applicant's duty to satisfy the Court that the order applied for should be made. GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) 412C (5) This rule does not apply to \u2013 (a) applications under section 9 of the 2012 Law to stay legal proceedings; or (b) subsequent arbitration applications. Acknowledgment of service, etc., by arbitrator (O. 73, r. 12)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_12\", \"num\": \"12.\", \"text\": \"(1) An arbitrator who is sent a copy of an arbitration application for his information may make \u2013 (a) a request ex parte in writing to be made a respondent; or (b) representations to the Court under this rule, and, where an arbitrator is ordered to be made a respondent, he shall acknowledge service within 14 days of the making of that order. (2) An arbitrator who wishes to make representations to the Court under this rule may file an affidavit or make representations in writing to the Court. (3) The arbitrator shall as soon as is practicable send a copy of any document filed or made under paragraph (2) to all the parties to the arbitration application. (4) Nothing in this rule shall require the Court to admit a document filed or made under paragraph (2) and the weight to be given to any such document shall be a matter for the Court. Automatic directions (O. 73, r. 13)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_13\", \"num\": \"13.\", \"text\": \"(1) Unless the Court otherwise directs, the following directions shall take effect automatically and to this extent Order 72, rule 4 shall not apply to arbitration applications. (2) A respondent who wishes to put evidence before the Court in response to any affidavit filed in support of an arbitration application shall serve his affidavit on the applicant before the expiration of 21 days after the time limited for acknowledging service or, in a case where a respondent is not required to file an acknowledgment of service, within 21 days after service of the arbitration application. (3) An applicant who wishes to put evidence before the Court in response to an affidavit lodged under paragraph (2) shall serve his affidavit on the respondent within 7 days after service of the respondent's affidavit. (4) Where a date has not been fixed for the hearing of the arbitration application, the applicant shall, and the respondent may, not later than 14 days after the expiration GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) 412D of the time limit specified in paragraph (2), apply to the Court for such a date to be fixed. (5) Agreed indexed and paginated bundles of all the evidence and other documents to be used at the hearing shall be prepared by the applicant (with the co-operation of the respondent). (6) Not later than 5 clear days before the hearing date estimates for the length of the hearing shall be lodged with the Court together with a complete set of the documents to be used. (7) Not later than 2 days before the hearing date the applicant shall lodge with the Court \u2013 (a) a chronology of the relevant events cross-referenced to the bundle of documents; (b) (where necessary) a list of the persons involved; (c) a skeleton argument which lists succinctly \u2013 (i) the issues which arise for decision, (ii) the grounds of relief  (or opposing relief) to be relied upon, (iii) the submissions of fact to be made with the references to the evidence, and (iv) the submissions of law with references to the relevant authorities, and shall send a copy to the respondent. (8) Not later than the day before the hearing date the respondent shall lodge with the Court a skeleton argument which lists succinctly \u2013 (a) the issues which arise for decision, (b) the grounds of relief  (or opposing relief) to be relied upon, (c) the submissions of fact to be made with the references to the evidence, and (d) the submissions of law with references to the relevant authorities, and shall send a copy to the applicant. GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) 412E Directions by the Court (O. 73, r. 14)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_14\", \"num\": \"14.\", \"text\": \"(1) The Court may give such directions as to the conduct of the arbitration application as it thinks best adapted to secure the just, expeditious and economical disposal thereof. (2) Where the Court considers that there is or may be a dispute as to fact and that the just, expeditious and economical disposal of the application can best be secured by hearing the application on oral evidence or mainly on oral evidence, it may, if it thinks fit, order that no further evidence shall be filed and that the application shall be heard on oral evidence or partly on oral evidence and partly on affidavit evidence, with or without cross-examination of any of the deponents, as it may direct. (3) The Court may give directions as to the filing of evidence and as to the attendance of deponents for cross-examination and any directions which it could give in proceedings begun by writ. (4) If the applicant makes default in complying with these rules or with any order or direction of the Court as to the conduct of the application, or if the Court is satisfied that the applicant is not prosecuting the application with due dispatch, the Court may order the application to be dismissed or may make such other order as may be just. (5) If the respondent fails to comply with these rules or with any order or direction given by the Court in relation to the evidence to be relied on, or the submission to be made by that respondent, the Court may, if it thinks fit, hear and determine the application without having regard to that evidence or those submissions. No rule (O. 73, r. 15) Securing the attendance of witnesses (O. 73, r. 16) 16. A party to arbitral proceedings being conducted in the jurisdiction who wishes to secure the attendance of a witness may apply to the Court pursuant to section 40 of the 2012 Law for a writ of subpoena ad testificandum or of subpoena duces tecum.  A writ of subpoena shall not be issued until the applicant lodges an affidavit which shows that the application is made with the permission of the tribunal or the agreement of the other parties. Securing for costs (O. 73, r. 17) 17. Subject to section 77(6) of the 2012 Law, the Court may order any applicant (including an applicant who has been granted leave to appeal) to provide security for costs of any arbitration application. GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) 412F Powers exercisable in support of arbitral proceedings (O. 73, r. 18) 18. (1) Where the case is one of urgency, an application for an order under section 43 of the 2012 Law (Court\u2019s powers exercisable in support of arbitral proceedings) may be made ex parte on affidavit (before the issue of an arbitration application) and the affidavit shall (in addition to dealing with the matters required to be dealt with by rule 9) state the reasons \u2013 (a) why the application is made ex parte; and (b) (where the application is made without the permission of the arbitral tribunal or the agreement of the other parties to the arbitral proceedings) why it was not practicable to obtain that permission or agreement, and (c) why the deponent believes that the condition in section 43(5) is satisfied. (2) Where the case is not one of urgency, an application for an order under section 43 of the 2012 Law shall be made on notice and the affidavit in support shall (in addition to dealing with the matters required to be dealt with by rule 9 and paragraph (1) (c) above) state that the application is made with the permission of the tribunal or the written agreement of the other parties to the arbitral proceedings. (3) Where an application for an order under section 43 of the 2012 Law is made before the issue of an arbitration application, any order made by the Court may be granted on terms providing for the issue of an application and such other terms, if any, as the Court thinks fit. Applications under sections 27(9) and 71 of the 2012 Law (O. 73, r. 19) 19. (1) This rule applies to the following arbitration applications: (a) applications for the determination of a question as to the jurisdiction of the arbitral tribunal under section 27(9) of the 2012 Law; and (b) applications for the determination of a preliminary point of law under section 71 of the 2012 Law. (2) Where an application is made without the agreement in writing of all the other parties to the arbitral proceedings but with the permission of the arbitral tribunal, the affidavits filed by the parties shall set out any evidence relied on by the parties in support of their contention that the Court should, or should not, consider the application. (3) As soon as practicable after the affidavits are lodged, the Court shall decide whether or not it should consider the application and, unless the Court otherwise directs, may so decide without a hearing. GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) 412G Applications for leave to appeal (O. 73, r. 20) 20. (1) Where the applicant seeks leave to appeal to the Court on a question of law arising out of an arbitration award, the arbitration application shall identify the question of law and state the grounds on which the applicant alleges that leave should be granted. (2) The affidavit in support of the application shall set out any evidence relied on by the applicant for the purpose of satisfying the Court of the matters mentioned in section 76(4) of the 2012 Law and for satisfying the Court that leave should be granted. (3) The affidavit lodged by the respondent to the application shall \u2013 (a) state the grounds on which the respondent opposes the grant of leave; (b) set out any evidence relied on by him relating to the matters mentioned in section 76(4) of the 2012 Law; and (c) specify whether the respondent wishes to contend that the award should be upheld for reasons not expressed (or not fully expressed) in the award and, if so, state those reasons. (4) As soon as practicable after the lodging of the affidavits, the Court shall determine the application for leave to appeal. (5) Where leave is granted, a date shall be fixed for the hearing of the appeal. Extension of time: applications under section 13 (O. 73, r. 21) 21. An application for an order under section 13 of the 2012 Law may include as an alternative an application for a declaration that such an order is not needed. Time limit for challenges to or appeals from awards (O. 73, r. 22) 22. (1) An applicant shall not be taken as having complied with the time limit of one month referred to in section 77(3) of the 2012 Law unless the arbitration application has been issued, and all the affidavits in support have been sworn and filed, by the expiry of that time limit. (2) An applicant who wishes \u2013 (a) to challenge an award under section 75 of the 2012 Law; or (b) to appeal under section 76 on a question of law arising out of an award, may, where the time limit of 30 days or one month, as the case may be, has not yet expired, apply ex parte on affidavit for an order extending that time limit. GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) 412H (3) In any case where an applicant seeks to challenge an award under section 75 of the 2012 Law or to appeal under section 76 after the time limit of 30 days or one month, as the case may be, has already expired, the following provisions shall apply:- (a) the applicant must state in his arbitration application the grounds why an order extending time should be made and his affidavit in support shall set out the evidence on which he relies; (b) a respondent who wishes to oppose the making of an order extending time shall file an affidavit within 7 days after service of the applicant's affidavit, and (c) the Court shall decide whether or not to extend time without a hearing unless it appears to the Court that a hearing is required, and, where the Court makes an order extending the time limit, the respondent shall file his affidavit in response to the arbitration application 21 days after the making of the order. No rules (O. 73, rr 23 \u2013 30) PART II Enforcement of awards (O. 73, r. 31) 31. (1) An application for leave under Section 52 or 72 of the 2012 Law or under Section 5 of the 1975 Law to enforce an arbitral award, shall be made by ex-parte originating summons. (2) The Court hearing an application under paragraph (1) may direct that the application is to be served on such parties to the arbitration as it may specify and service of the application out of the jurisdiction is permissible with the leave of the Court irrespective of where the award is, or is treated as, made. (3) Where a direction is given under paragraph (2), rules 11 and 13 to 17 shall apply with the necessary modifications as they apply to applications under Part I of this Order. (4) Where the applicant applies to enforce an agreed award within the meaning of section 62 of the 2012 Law, the application must state that the award is an agreed award and any order made by the Court shall also contain such a statement. (5) An application for leave must be supported by an affidavit \u2013 (a) Exhibiting GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) 412I (i) where the application is under Section 52 or 72 of the Law, the arbitration agreement and the original award or, in either case, a copy thereof; (ii) where the application is made under Section 5 of the 1975 Law, exhibiting the documents specified in Section 6 of the 1975 Law. (b) stating the name and usual or last known place of residence or business of the applicant and of the person against whom it is sought to enforce the award respectively; (c) stating as the case may require, either that the award has not been complied with or the extent to which it has not been complied with at the date of the application. (6) An order giving leave must be drawn up by or on behalf of the applicant and must be served on the respondent by delivering a copy to him personally or by sending a copy to him at his usual or last known place of residence or business or in such other manner as the Court may direct, including electronically. (7) Service of the order out of the jurisdiction is permissible without leave, and Order 11, rules 5 to 8, shall apply in relation to such an order as they apply in relation to a writ. (8) Within 14 days after service of the order or, if the order is to be served out of the jurisdiction, within such other period as the Court may fix, the respondent may apply to set aside the order and the award shall not be enforced until after the expiration of that period or, if the respondent applies within that period to set aside the order, until after the application is finally disposed of. (9) The copy of the order served on the respondent shall state the effect of paragraph (8). (10) In relation to a body corporate this rule shall have effect as if for any reference to the place of residence or business of the applicant or the respondent there were substituted a reference to the registered or principal address of the body corporate, Nothing in this rule shall affect any enactment which provides for the manner in which a document may be served on a body corporate. Interest on awards (O. 73, r. 32) 32. (1) Where an applicant seeks to enforce an award of interest, the whole or any part of which relates to a period after the date of the award, he shall file an affidavit giving the following particulars \u2013 (a) whether simple or compound interest was awarded; GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) 412J (b) the date from which interest was awarded; (c) the rate of interest awarded; and (d) a calculation showing the total amount claimed up to the date of the affidavit and any sum which will become due thereafter on a per diem basis. (2) The affidavit under paragraph (1) must be filed whenever the amount of interest has to be quantified for the purpose of obtaining a judgment or order under Section 52 or 72 of the 2012 Law or under Section 5 of the 1975 Law, or for the purposes of enforcing such a judgment or order by one of the means mentioned in Order 45, rule 1. No rule (O. 73, r. 33) Registration of awards under 1967 Order (O. 73, r. 34) 34. (1) In this rule and in any provision of these rules as applied by this rule, \\\"award\\\" means an award rendered pursuant to the Washington Convention. (2) Subject to the provisions of this rule, the following provisions of Order 71, namely, rules 3, 7 (except paragraph (3)(c) and (d) thereof) and 10(3) shall apply with necessary modifications in relation to an award as they apply in relation to a judgment to which the Foreign Judgment Reciprocal Enforcement Law (Revised) applies.  For that purpose, the expressions 'judgment creditor' and 'judgment debtor' as they appear in Order 71 shall mean the person seeking recognition or enforcement of an award and the other party to the award. (3) An application to have an award registered under the 1967 Order shall be made by originating summons. (4) The affidavit required by Order 71, rule 3, in support of an application for registration shall \u2013 (a) in lieu of exhibiting the judgment or a copy thereof, exhibit a copy of the award certified pursuant to the Washington Convention; and (b) in addition to the matters mentioned in paragraph 3(c)(i) and (ii) of Order 71, state whether at the date of the application the enforcement of the award has been stayed (provisionally or otherwise) pursuant to the Washington Convention and whether any, and if so what, application has been made pursuant to the Washington Convention, which, if granted, might result in a stay of the enforcement of the award. (5) There shall be kept by the Clerk of the Court a public register of the awards ordered to be registered under the 1967 Order and particulars shall be entered in the register of any execution issued on such an award. GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) 412K (6) Where it appears to the Court on granting leave to register an award or on an application made by the applicant after an award has been registered \u2013 (a) that the enforcement of the award has been stayed (whether provisionally or otherwise) pursuant to the Washington Convention; or (b) that an application has been made pursuant to the Washington Convention, which, if granted, might result in a stay of the enforcement of the award, the Court shall, or, in the case referred to in subparagraph (b) may, stay execution of the award for such time as it considers appropriate in the circumstances. (7) An application by the applicant under paragraph (6) shall be made by summons and supported by affidavit. Registration of awards under the 1988 Order (O. 73, r. 35) 35. Rule 34 shall apply, with the necessary modifications, in relation to an award rendered pursuant to the MIGA Convention as it applies to an award rendered pursuant to the Washington Convention. Arbitrations conducted under the 1974 Law (O. 73, r. 36) 36. (1) Any arbitration application made in respect of an arbitration commenced under the 1974 Law shall be conducted in accordance with such Rules of the Grand Court as were in force at the time that such arbitration was commenced. GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) No. 6A Arbitration Application (O.73, r. 4) IN THE GRAND COURT OF THE CAYMAN ISLANDS FINANCIAL SERVICES DIVISION CAUSE NO: FSD       of 20__ In the Matter of the Arbitration Law, 2012 And in the matter of an [anticipated] arbitration between [name of Claimant(s)] and [name of Respondent(s)] BETWEEN APPLICANT AND RESPONDENT [AND ON NOTICE TO [name(s) of any arbitrator(s) listed above as respondent(s) or name(s) and address(es) if not named as respondent(s)]] [ORIGINATING] ARBITRATION APPLICATION LET THE Respondent [if an Originating Application, state his address] attend before the Court at the Law Courts, George Town, Grand Cayman on the        day of    20__, at o'clock on the hearing of an application by the Applicant. This application is made [on notice][ex parte] The grounds for the application are as follows. [Set out the grounds for making the application and the details of the orders being sought. The details should include those required by GCR O. 73, r. 4.] GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) The time limit for the Respondent to acknowledge service is [14 days, or where application is to be served out of the jurisdiction, the number of days set by the Court] Dated the day of 20__ --------------------------------- [Signature of Plaintiff or applicant, or his attorney] This [Originating] Arbitration Application was issued by [name of Applicant or his attorney] whose address for service is [state address within the jurisdiction] GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) No. 9A Acknowledgment of service of [Originating] Arbitration Application (0. 73, rr. 11 and 12) DIRECTIONS FOR ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SERVICE OF [ORIGINATING] ARBITRATION APPLICATION The accompanying form of Acknowledgment of Service should be completed by an Attorney acting on behalf of the Respondent or by the Respondent if acting in person.  After completion it must be delivered or sent by post to the Law Courts, P.O. Box 495GT, George Town, Grand Cayman. Notes for Guidance 1. Each Respondent (if there are more than one) is required to complete an Acknowledgment of Service and return it to the Courts Office. 2. If you wish to defend claims made in the [originating] arbitration application, or intend to attend the proceedings and to participate in them so far as necessary (although not necessarily in an adversarial manner) you should tick the \\\"Yes\\\" box in paragraph 2 of the acknowledgment of service. 3. For the purpose of calculating the period of 14 days for acknowledging service, an [originating] arbitration application is served on the Respondent personally is treated as having been served on the day it was delivered to him. 4. Where the Respondent is sued in a name different from his own, the form must be completed by him with the addition in paragraph 1 of the words \\\"sued as (the name stated on the [Originating] Arbitration Application)\\\". 5. Where the Respondent is a FIRM and an attorney is not instructed, the form must be completed by a PARTNER by name, with the addition in paragraph 1 of the 6. Where the Respondent is sued as an individual TRADING IN A NAME OTHER THAN HIS OWN, the form must be completed by him with the addition in 7. Where the Respondent is a LIMITED COMPANY the form must be completed by an Attorney or by someone authorised to act on behalf of the Company, but the Company can take no further step in the proceedings without an Attorney acting on its behalf. 8. Where the Respondent is a MINOR or a MENTAL PATIENT, the form must be completed by an Attorney acting for a guardian ad litem. 9. A Respondent acting in person may obtain help in completing the form at the Courts Office. GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) IN THE GRAND COURT OF THE CAYMAN ISLANDS FINANCIAL SERVICES DIVISION CAUSE NO FSD:     OF 20__ In the Matter of the Arbitration Law, 2012 And in the matter of an [anticipated] arbitration between [name of Claimant(s)] and [name of Respondent(s)] BETWEEN APPLICANT AND RESPONDENT [AND ON NOTICE TO [name(s) of any arbitrator(s) listed above as respondent(s) or name(s) and address(es) if not named as respondent(s)]] ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SERVICE OF [ORIGINATING] ARBITRATION APPLICATION If you intend to instruct an Attorney to act for you, give him this form IMMEDIATELY. Important.  Read the accompanying directions and notes for guidance carefully before completing this form.  If any information required is omitted or given wrongly, THIS FORM MAY HAVE TO BE RETURNED. Delay may result in judgment or an order being entered against a Respondent whereby he may have to pay the costs of applying to set it aside. 1. State the full name of the Respondent by whom or on whose behalf the service of the [Originating] Arbitration Application is being acknowledged. 2. State whether the Respondent intends to contest the application (tick appropriate box) yes no Service of the [Originating] Arbitration Application is acknowledged accordingly Attorney for Please complete overleaf GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) Notes on address for service Attorney: where the Respondent is represented by an attorney, state the attorney's place of business in the Cayman Islands.  A Respondent may not act by a foreign attorney. Respondent in person: where the Respondent is acting in person, he must give his post office box number and the physical address of his residence or, if he does not reside in the Cayman Islands, he must give an address in Grand Cayman where communications for him should be sent.  In the case of a limited company, \\\"residence\\\" means its registered or principal office. Indorsement by Applicant's Attorney (or by Applicant if suing in person) of his name, address and reference, if any, in the box below. Indorsement by Respondent's Attorney (or by Respondent if suing in person) of his name, address and reference, if any, in the box below. GCR 1995 (Revision) (Amended 01.07.13) No. 76 Order staying proceedings (O. 73, r. 6) IN THE GRAND COURT OF THE CAYMAN ISLANDS FINANCIAL SERVICES DIVISION CAUSE NO: FSD [ ] OF [ ]-[INITIALS OF JUDGE] IN CHAMBERS [DATE OF HEARING] BEFORE HON. JUSTICE [NAME OF JUDGE] [TITLE OF PROCEEDING] ORDER UPON hearing the Defendant\u2019s Summons issued on [date] AND UPON reading the [affidavits read] AND UPON hearing counsel for the parties [AND UPON [set out any undertakings required in support of orders made pursuant to section 9(3) of the Arbitration Law, 2010]] IT IS ORDERED that 1. Pursuant to section 9(2) of the Arbitration Law, 2012 all further proceedings in this action be stayed [until further order]. 2. [Any orders pursuant to section 9(3) of the Arbitration Law, 2012.] 3. The Defendant\u2019s costs of these proceedings, including its costs of and occasioned by this Summons, be paid by the Plaintiff on the [standard\/indemnity] basis, to be taxed if not agreed. DATED this   day of FILED this day of __________________________________ The Honourable Mr Justice [INSERT] Judge of the Grand Court THIS Order was filed by [name of Defendant or his attorney] whose address for service is [state address within the jurisdiction] GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) No. 77 Order to enforce an arbitral award (O. 73, r. 31) IN THE GRAND COURT OF THE CAYMAN ISLANDS FINANCIAL SERVICES DIVISION CAUSE NO:  FSD[  ] OF [   ]-[INITIALS OF JUDGE] IN THE MATTER OF THE [ARBITRATION LAW, 2012][FOREIGN ARBITRAL AWARDS ENFORCEMENT LAW, 1975] IN [CHAMBERS][COURT] [DATE OF HEARING] BEFORE HON. JUSTICE [NAME OF JUDGE] [TITLE OF PROCEEDING] EX PARTE ORDER UPON hearing the Plaintiff's Ex Parte Originating Summons issued on [date] AND UPON reading the [affidavits read] AND UPON hearing counsel for the Plaintiff IT IS ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that 1. Pursuant to section [52 or 72 of the Arbitration Law, 2012][Section 5 of the Foreign Arbitral Awards Enforcement Law, 1975] the Plaintiff has leave to enforce in the same manner as a judgment or order to the same effect the following award made in an arbitration between the Plaintiff and the Defendant (a copy of which is attached hereto): (a) [details of the award] 2. Judgment is hereby entered in the terms of the above-mentioned award. GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) 3. Within 14 days [or such period as the court may fix if served out of the jurisdiction] after service of this Order the Defendant may apply to set aside this Order and the said award shall not be enforced until after the expiration of that period, or, if the Defendant applies within the 14 day period [or such period as the court may fix if served out of the jurisdiction] to set aside this Order, until the application is finally disposed of. 4. The Plaintiff's costs of and occasioned by this application be paid by the Defendant on the [standard][indemnity] basis, to be taxed if not agreed. DATED this [   ] day of [  ] 20 FILED this [  ] day of [   ] 20 __________________________________ The Honourable Mr Justice [Insert] Judge of the Grand Court THIS Order was filed by [name of Plaintiff or his attorney], whose address for service is [state address within the jurisdiction] GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) THE GRAND COURT LAW (1995 REVISION) THE GRAND COURT RULES, 1995 (REVISED EDITION) TABLE OF CONTENTS GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) PRINCIPAL CASES IN WHICH SERVICE OF WRIT OUT OF JURISDICTION IS PERMISSIBLE (O. 11, SERVICE OF WRIT ABROAD THROUGH FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS, JUDICIAL AUTHORITIES AND GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) DUTY TO MAKE ALL INTERLOCUTORY APPLICATIONS ON SUMMONS FOR DIRECTIONS (O.25, GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) ADMISSION AND PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS SPECIFIED IN LIST OF DOCUMENTS (O.27, INTERLOCUTORY INJUNCTIONS, INTERIM PRESERVATION OF PROPERTY, GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) I. INTERLOCUTORY INJUNCTIONS, INTERIM PRESERVATION OF PROPERTY, DETENTION, PRESERVATION, ETC., OF SUBJECT MATTER OF CAUSE OR MATTER (O.29, GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) STATEMENT ADMISSIBLE BY VIRTUE OF SECTION 32 OF THE LAW: CONTENTS OF NOTICE STATEMENT ADMISSIBLE BY VIRTUE OF SECTION 34 OF THE LAW: CONTENTS OF NOTICE STATEMENT ADMISSIBLE BY VIRTUE OF SECTION 35 OF THE LAW: CONTENTS OF NOTICE DETERMINATION OF QUESTION WHETHER PERSON CAN OR SHOULD BE CALLED AS A RESTRICTION ON ADDUCING EVIDENCE AS TO CREDIBILITY OF MAKER, ETC., OF NOTICE REQUIRED OF INTENTION TO GIVE EVIDENCE OF CERTAIN INCONSISTENT POWER TO ORDER DEPOSITIONS TO BE TAKEN (O.39, R.1)POWER TO ORDER GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) DOCUMENT TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH AFFIDAVIT TO BE EXHIBITED TO IT (O.4 1, GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) JUDGMENT, ETC. REQUIRING ACT TO BE DONE: ORDER FIXING TIME FOR DOING (O.45, SERVICE OF COPY OF JUDGMENT, ETC., PREREQUISITE TO ENFORCEMENT UNDER R.5 ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS FOR RECOVERY OF MONEY, ETC. (O.45, GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) APPLICATION TO DETERMINE WHETHER PARTICULAR PAYMENTS ARE EARNINGS (O.50A, GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) APPEALS TO GRAND COURT FROM GOVERNOR-IN-COUNCIL, REGISTRAR OF GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) CASE STATED BY GOVERNOR-IN-COUNCIL, THE REGISTRAR OF LANDS, TRIBUNAL OR OTHER COSTS PAYABLE TO A TRUSTEE, PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE OR OFFICIAL LIQUIDATOR OUT OF GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) COSTS PAYABLE TO AN ATTORNEY WHERE MONEY CLAIMED BY OR ON BEHALF OF A ALLOWANCE OR DISALLOWANCE OF ITEMS AND ALLOWANCE OF INCREASED SUMS (O.62, POWERS OF TAXING OFFICERS IN RELATION TO COSTS OF TAXATION PROCEEDINGS GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) SERVICE ON GOVERNOR-IN-COUNCIL, ETC., IN PROCEEDINGS WHICH ARE NOT BY OR GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) PROCEEDINGS ON FORFEITURE OF SHIP (O.74, R.4) PROCEEDINGS ON FORFEITURE OF PROCEEDINGS AGAINST, OR CONCERNING, THE INTERNATIONAL OIL POLLUTION REMEDY WHERE PROPERTY PROTECTED BY CAVEAT IS ARRESTED WITHOUT GOOD AND FAILURE TO FILE PRELIMINARY ACT: PROCEEDINGS AGAINST PARTY IN DEFAULT (O.75, R. GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) STAY OF PROCEEDINGS IN COLLISION, ETC., ACTIONS UNTIL SECURITY GIVEN (O.75, R.27) GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) REFERENCE TO THE COURT UNDER SECTION 26(2) OF THE CONSTITUTION; GENERAL PROCEDURE TO BE APPLIED FOR A REFERENCE BY A LOWER COURT TO THE COURT RIGHT OF GOVERNOR, GOVERNOR-IN-CABINET, ETC. TO APPEAR AND BE HEARD (O.77A, PERSON UNDER DISABILITY MUST SUE, ETC., BY NEXT FRIEND OR GUARDIAN AD LITEM APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN WHERE PERSON UNDER DISABILITY DOES NOT ACKNOWLEDGE ADMISSION NOT TO BE IMPLIED FROM PLEADING OF PERSON UNDER DISABILITY (O.80, PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE TORTS (REFORM) LAW - APPORTIONMENT BY COURT (O. 80, POWER TO DIRECT APPLICATION BY OFFICER OF COURT OR SOLICITOR GENERAL (O.80, GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) APPLICATION FOR SETTLEMENT OR GIFT OF PATIENT'S PROPERTY OR FOR EXECUTION OF APPLICATIONS FOR ORDERS CHARGING PARTNER'S INTEREST IN PARTNERSHIP GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) FULFILMENT OF OFFER OF AMENDS UNDER SECTION 4 OF THE DEFAMATION LAW (REVISED) ORDINARY APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 48 OF THE TRUSTS LAW (2001 REVISION) (O.85, WRITTEN APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 48 OF THE TRUSTS LAW (2001 REVISION) (O.85, GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 9 OF THE STRATA TITLES REGISTRATION LAW (REVISED) APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 17 OF THE STRATA TITLES REGISTRATION LAW (REVISED) APPLICATIONS UNDER THE MARRIED WOMEN'S PROPERTY LAW CAP. 94 (REVISED) (O.94, APPLICATION FOR AN ORDER REQUIRING A PERSON TO PROVIDE INFORMATION, GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) RESTORATION OF COMPANIES TO THE REGISTER: APPLICATION BY A COMPANY OR A RESTORATION OF COMPANIES TO THE REGISTER - APPLICATION BY A CREDITOR (O.102, GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) GCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13) APPENDIX I PRESCRIBED FORMS (O.1, r.10) GENERAL INDEX 1. Writ of summons (O.6, r.1) 2. Originating summons - general form (O.7, r.2) 3. Originating summons - expedited form (O.7, r.2) 4. Ex Parte originating summons (O.7, r.2) 5. Notice of appointment to hear originating summons (O.7, r.2) 6. Notice of originating motion (O.8, r.3) 6A. Arbitration Application (O.73, r.4) 7. Petition (O.9, r.2) 8. Acknowledgment of service of writ of summons (O.12, r.3) 9. Acknowledgment of service of originating summons (O.10, r.5) 9A. Acknowledgment of service of [Originating] Arbitration Application (O. 73, rr. 11, 12) 10. Notice to be indorsed on copy of counterclaim (O.15, r.3(6)) 11. Notice of proceedings (O.15, r.13A) 12. Third party notice claiming contribution or indemnity or other relief or remedy (O.16) 13. Third party notice where question or issue to be determined (O.16) 14. Notice of payment into court (O.22, rr.1,2)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_15\", \"num\": \"15.\", \"text\": \"Notice of acceptance of money paid into court (O.22, r.3)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_16\", \"num\": \"16.\", \"text\": \"List of documents (O.24, r.5)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_17\", \"num\": \"17.\", \"text\": \"Interlocutory summons \u2013 general form (O.32, r.2)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_18\", \"num\": \"18.\", \"text\": \"Writ of subpoena (O.38, r.14)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_19\", \"num\": \"19.\", \"text\": \"Letter of request (O.39, r.2)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_20\", \"num\": \"20.\", \"text\": \"Application for default judgment (O.42, r.6)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_21\", \"num\": \"21.\", \"text\": \"Default judgment in action for liquidated damages (O.13, r.1, O.19, r.2, O.42, r.1)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_22\", \"num\": \"22.\", \"text\": \"Default interlocutory judgment for damages to be assessed (O.13, r.2, O.19, r.3, O.42, r.1)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_23\", \"num\": \"23.\", \"text\": \"Final judgment after assessment of damages, etc. (O.42, r.1)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_24\", \"num\": \"24.\", \"text\": \"Judgment for plaintiff under Order 14 (O.14, r.3) 24A. Judgment for defendant under Order 14 (O.14, r.14)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_25\", \"num\": \"25.\", \"text\": \"Judgment after trial before Judge without jury (O.42, r.1)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_26\", \"num\": \"26.\", \"text\": \"Writ of fieri facias (O.45, r.12)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_27\", \"num\": \"27.\", \"text\": \"Writ of fieri facias on order for costs (O.45, r.12)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_28\", \"num\": \"28.\", \"text\": \"Writ of possession (O.45, r.12)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_29\", \"num\": \"29.\", \"text\": \"Writ of sequestration (O.45, r.12)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_30\", \"num\": \"30.\", \"text\": \"Order for examination of judgment debtor or officer (O.45, r.7(4)) 30A. Application for examination of judgment debtor (O.48, r.1)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_31\", \"num\": \"31.\", \"text\": \"Garnishee order to show cause (O.49, r.1)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_32\", \"num\": \"32.\", \"text\": \"Garnishee order absolute (O.49, rr.1,4)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_33\", \"num\": \"33.\", \"text\": \"Charging order - notice to show cause (O.50, r.1)\", \"element\": \"section\", \"heading\": null}, {\"eId\": \"sec_34\", \"num\": \"34.\", \"text\": \"Charging order - absolute (O.50, r.3) 34A. 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come into operation on the 1st day of July 2013 referred to in\nthese Rules as the \"Commencement Date\".\n\n(3)\nThese Rules shall apply to every proceeding which is pending or commenced in\nthe Court on or after the Commencement Date.\n\n(4)\nWords and expressions in these Rules which are also used in the Grand Court\nRules 1995 (Revised Edition) shall have the same meaning in these Rules as they\nhave in the Grand Court Rules 1995 (Revised Edition).\n2.\nRevocation and Replacement of Orders 11, 72 and 73\n(1)\nGCR Orders 11, 72 and 73 are hereby revoked and replaced by the Orders 11, 72\nand 73 and Forms contained in the Schedule hereto.\n3.\nRevocation and Replacement of The Grand Court Law (1995 Revision) Table of\n\nContents and Appendix I, Prescribed Forms Index\n(1)\nThe Grand Court Law (1995 Revision) Table of Contents and Appendix I,\nPrescribed Forms Index be revoked and replaced by the Table of Contents and\nPrescribed Forms Index contained in the Schedule hereto.\n\nMade by the Rules Committee on the 7th day of June 2012.\n\nThe Honourable Anthony Smellie QC, Chief Justice\n\nThe Honourable Sam Bulgin QC, Attorney General\n\nGraham Ritchie QC, Legal Practitioner\n\nColin D. McKie, Legal Practitioner\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (amended 14.04.11) (re-amended 01.10.12) (re-amended 01.07.13)\n93\n\nORDER 11\n\nSERVICE OF PROCESS, ETC. OUT OF THE JURISDICTION\n\nPrincipal cases in which service of writ out of jurisdiction is permissible (O.11, r.1)\n\n1.\n(1)\nProvided that the writ does not contain any claim mentioned in Order 75, rule 1(3)\nservice of a writ out of the jurisdiction is permissible with the leave of the Court if\nin the action begun by the writ -\n\n(a)\nrelief is sought against a person who \u2013\n\n(i)\nhas the right to reside permanently in the Islands; or\n\n(ii)\nhas a right to work in the Islands; or\n\n(iii)\nresident in and the nature and circumstances of his residence\nindicate that he has a substantial connection with the Islands;\n\n(b)\nan injunction is sought ordering the defendant to do or refrain from doing\nanything within the jurisdiction (whether or not damages are also claimed\nin respect of a failure to do or the doing of that thing) provided that a\nclaim for an interlocutory injunction shall not of itself be a sufficient\nground for service of a writ out of the jurisdiction;\n\n(c)\nthe claim is brought against a person who has been or will be duly served\nwithin or out of the jurisdiction and a person out of the jurisdiction is a\nnecessary or proper party thereto;\n\n(d)\nthe claim is brought to enforce, rescind, dissolve, annul or otherwise affect\na contract, or to recover damages or obtain other relief in respect of the\nbreach of a contract, being (in either case) a contract which -\n\n(i)\nwas made within the jurisdiction; or\n\n(ii)\nwas made by or through an agent trading or residing within the\njurisdiction on behalf of a principal trading or residing out of the\njurisdiction; or\n\n(iii)\nis by its terms, or by implication, governed by the law of the\nIslands; or\n\n(iv)\ncontains a term to the effect that the Court shall have jurisdiction to\nhear and determine any action in respect of the contract;\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (amended 14.04.11) (re-amended 01.10.12) (re-amended 01.07.13)\n94\n\n(e)\nthe claim is brought in respect of a breach committed within the\njurisdiction of a contract made within or out of the jurisdiction, and\nirrespective of the fact, if such be the case, that the breach was preceded or\naccompanied by a breach committed out of the jurisdiction that rendered\nimpossible the performance of so much of the contract as ought to have\nbeen performed within the jurisdiction;\n\n(f)\nthe claim is founded on a tort, fraud or breach of duty whether statutory at\nlaw or in equity and the damage was sustained, or resulted from an act\ncommitted, within the jurisdiction;\n\n(ff)\nthe claim is brought against a person who is or was a director, officer or\nmember of a company registered within the jurisdiction or who is or was a\npartner of a partnership, whether general or limited, which is governed by\nthe laws of the Islands and the subject matter of the claim relates in any\nway to such company or partnership or to the status, rights or duties of such\ndirector, officer, member or partner in relation thereto;\n\n(g)\nthe whole subject-matter of the action is land situate within the jurisdiction\n(with or without rents or profits) or the perpetuation of testimony relating\nto land so situate;\n\n(h)\nthe claim is brought to construe, rectify, set aside or enforce an act, deed,\nwill, contract, obligation or liability affecting land situate within the\njurisdiction;\n\n(i)\nthe claim is made for a debt secured on immovable property or is made to\nassert, declare or determine proprietary or possessory rights, or rights of\nsecurity, in or over movable property, or to obtain authority to dispose of\nmovable property, situate within the jurisdiction;\n\n(j)\nthe claim is brought for any relief or remedy in respect of any trust,\nwhether express, implied or constructive, that is governed by or ought to be\nexecuted according to the laws of the Islands or in respect of the status,\nrights or duties of any trustee thereof in relation thereto;\n\n(k)\nthe claim is made for the administration of the estate of a person who died\ndomiciled within the jurisdiction or for any relief or remedy which might\nbe obtained in any such action;\n\n(l)\nthe claim is brought in a probate action within the meaning of Order 76; or\n\n(m)\nthe claim is brought to enforce any judgment or arbitral award (within the\nmeaning of section 2(1) of the Arbitration Law 2012) or interim measure\n(within the meaning of Part VIII of the Arbitration Law 2012).\n\n(2)\nService of a writ out of the jurisdiction is permissible without the leave of the\nCourt if every claim made in the action begun by the writ is one which by virtue of a\nLaw or these Rules the Court has power to hear and determine notwithstanding that\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (amended 14.04.11) (re-amended 01.10.12) (re-amended 01.07.13)\n95\n\nthe person against whom the claim is made is not within the jurisdiction of the\nCourt or that the wrongful act, neglect or default giving rise to the claim did not\ntake place within the jurisdiction, including, for the avoidance of doubt,\napplications made pursuant to section 48 of the Trusts Law (2011 Revision) or\nOrder 85.\n\n(3)\nWhere a writ is to be served out of the jurisdiction pursuant to an order under\nparagraph (1), the time to be inserted in the writ within which the defendant served\ntherewith must acknowledge service shall be such time as may be fixed by the\nCourt.\n\n(4)\nWhere a writ is to be served out of the jurisdiction under paragraph (2), the time to\nbe inserted in the writ within which the defendant served therewith must\nacknowledge service shall be 28 days.\nNo rules (O.11, rr.2-3)\n\nApplication for, and grant of, leave to serve writ out of jurisdiction (O.11, r.4)\n\n4.\n(1)\nAn application for the grant of leave under rule 1(1) must be supported by an\naffidavit stating -\n\n(a)\nthe grounds on which the application is made;\n\n(b)\nthat in the deponent's belief the plaintiff has a good cause of action;\n\n(c)\nin what place or country the defendant is, or probably may be found;\n\n(d)\nwhere the application is made under rule 1(1)(c), the grounds for the\ndeponent's belief that there is between the plaintiff and the person on whom\na writ has been served a real issue which the plaintiff may reasonably ask\nthe Court to try; and\n\n(e)\nif service is not to be effected personally the method or methods of service\nwhich are in accordance with the law of the country in which service is to\nbe effected.\n\n(2)\nNo such leave shall be granted unless it shall be made sufficiently to appear to the\nCourt that the case is a proper one for service out of the jurisdiction under this\nOrder.\n\n(3)\nAn order granting leave to serve a writ out of the jurisdiction under rule 1 must\nlimit a time within which the defendant to be served must acknowledge service.\n\nService of writ abroad; general (O.11, r.5)\n\n5.\n(1)\nSubject to the following provisions of this rule, Order 10, rule 1(1), (2), (3) and (4)\nand Order 65, rule 4, shall apply in relation to the service of a writ,\nnotwithstanding that the writ is to be served out of the jurisdiction, save that the\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (amended 14.04.11) (re-amended 01.10.12) (re-amended 01.07.13)\n\n96\n\naccompanying form of acknowledgment of service shall be modified in such\nmanner as may be appropriate.\n\n(2)\nNothing in this rule or in any order or direction of the Court made by virtue of it\nshall authorise or require the doing of anything in a country in which service is to\nbe effected which is contrary to the law of that country.\n\n(3)\nA writ which is to be served out of the jurisdiction -\n\n(a)\nneed not be served personally on the person required to be served so long\nas it is served on him in accordance with the law of the country in which\nservice is effected; and\n\n(b)\nneed not be served by the plaintiff or his agent if it is served by a method\nprovided for by rule 6 or rule 7.\n\n(4)\nAn official certificate stating that a writ as regards which rule 6 has been complied\nwith has been served on a person personally, or in accordance with the law of the\ncountry in which service was effected, on a specified date, being a certificate -\n\n(a)\nby a British consular authority in that country; or\n\n(b)\nthe government or judicial authorities of that country; or\n\n(c)\nby any other authority designated in respect of that country under the\nHague Convention,\n\nshall be evidence of the facts so stated.\n\n(5)\nAn official certificate by the Secretary of State stating that a writ has been duly\nserved on a specified date in accordance with a request made under rule 7 shall be\nevidence of that fact.\n\n(6)\nA document purporting to be such a certificate as is mentioned in paragraphs (4)\nand (5) shall, until the contrary is proved, be deemed to be such a certificate.\n\n(7)\nIn this rule and rule 6 \"the Hague Convention\" means the convention on the\nservice abroad of judicial and extrajudicial documents in civil or commercial\nmatters signed at the Hague on November 15, 1965.\n\nService of writ abroad through foreign governments, judicial authorities and British consuls\n(O.11, r.6)\n\n6.\n(1)\nSave where a writ is to be served pursuant to paragraph (3), this rule does not\napply to service in -\n(a)\nthe United Kingdom, including the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands;\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (amended 14.04.11) (re-amended 01.10.12) (re-amended 01.07.13)\n97\n\n(b)\nany independent Commonwealth country;\n\n(c)\nany associated state;\n\n(d)\nany dependent territory of the United Kingdom; or\n\n(e)\nthe Republic of Ireland.\n\n(2)\nWhere in accordance with these Rules a writ is to be served on a defendant in any country\nwith respect to which there subsists a Civil Procedure Convention (other than the Hague\nConvention) providing for service in that country of process of the Court, the writ may be\nserved -\n\n(a)\nthrough the judicial authorities of that country; or\n\n(b)\nthrough a British consular authority in that country (subject to any provision of the\nconvention as to the nationality of persons who may be so served).\n\n(3)\nWhere in accordance with these Rules a writ is to be served on a defendant in any country\nwhich is party to the Hague Convention, the writ may be served -\n\n(a)\nthrough the authority designated under the Convention in respect of that country;\nor\n\n(b)\nif the law of that country permits -\n\n(i)\nthrough the judicial authorities of that country; or\n\n(ii)\nthrough a British consular authority in that country.\n\n(4)\nWhere in accordance with these Rules a writ is to be served on a defendant in any country\nwith respect to which there does not subsist a Civil Procedure Convention providing for\nservice in that country of process of the Court, the writ may be served -\n\n(a)\nthrough the government of that country, where the government is willing to effect\nservice; or\n\n(b)\nthrough a British consular authority in that country, except where service through\nsuch an authority is contrary to the law of that country.\n\n(5)\nA person who wishes to serve a writ by a method specified in paragraph (2), (3) or (4)\nmust deliver to the Clerk of the Court a request for service of the writ by that method,\ntogether with a copy of the writ and an additional copy thereof for each person to be\nserved.\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (amended 14.04.11) (re-amended 01.10.12) (re-amended 01.07.13)\n98\n\n(6)\nEvery copy of a writ delivered under paragraph (5) must be accompanied by a\ntranslation of the writ in the official language of the country in which service is to\nbe effected or, if there is more than one official language of that country, in any\none of those languages which is appropriate to the place in that country where\nservice is to be effected:\n\nProvided that this paragraph shall not apply in relation to a copy of a writ which is\nto be served in a country the official language of which is, or the official\nlanguages of which include, English, or is to be served in any country by a British\nconsular authority on a British subject, unless the service is to be effected under\nparagraph (2) and the Civil Procedure Convention with respect to that country\nexpressly requires the copy to be accompanied by a translation.\n\n(7)\nEvery translation delivered under paragraph (6) must be certified by the person\nmaking it to be a correct translation; and the certificate must contain a statement of\nthat person's full name, of his address and of his qualifications for making the\ntranslation.\n\n(8)\nDocuments duly delivered under paragraph (5) shall be sent by the Clerk of the\nCourt to the Governor with a request that he forward them to the Secretary of\nState asking the Secretary of State to arrange for the writ to be served by the\nmethod indicated in the request delivered under paragraph (5) or, where\nalternative methods are so indicated, by such one of those methods as is most\nconvenient.\n\nService of process on a foreign state (O.11, r.7)\n\n7.\n(1)\nSubject to paragraph (4) where a person to whom leave has been granted under\nrule 1  1 to serve a writ on a State, as defined in Section 14 of the State Immunity\nAct 1978, wishes to have the writ served on that State, he must deliver with the\nClerk of the Court -\n\n(a)\na request for service to be arranged by the Secretary of State;\n\n(b)\na copy of the writ; and\n\n(c)\nexcept where the official language of the State is, or the official languages\nof that State include, English, a translation of the writ in the official\nlanguage or one of the official languages of the State.\n\n(2)\nRule 6(7) shall apply in relation to a translation delivered under paragraph (1) of\nthis rule as it applies in relation to a translation delivered under paragraph (6) of\nthat rule.\n\n(3)\nDocuments duly delivered under this rule shall be sent by the Clerk of the Court to\nthe Governor with a request that the Secretary of State be asked to arrange for the\nwrit to be served on the State or the government in question, as the case may be.\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (amended 14.04.11) (re-amended 01.10.12) (re-amended 01.07.13)\n99\n\n(4)\nWhere Section 12(6) of the State Immunity Act 1978 applies and the State has\nagreed to a method of service other than that provided by the preceding paragraph,\nthe writ may be served either by the method agreed or in accordance with the\npreceding paragraphs of this rule.\n\nUndertaking to pay expenses of Governor (O.11, r.8)\n\n8.\nEvery request delivered under rule 6(5) or rule 7 must contain an undertaking by the\nperson making the request to be responsible personally for all expenses incurred by the\nGovernor in respect of the service requested including the expenses incurred by him in\nmaking any request of the Secretary of State and, on receiving due notification of the\namount of those expenses, to pay that amount to the Financial Secretary and to produce a\nreceipt for such payment to the Clerk of the Court.\n\nService of originating summons, petition, notice of motion, etc. (O.11, r.9)\n\n9.\n(1)\nSubject to Order 73, rule 5, and Order 102, rule 16, rule 1 of this Order shall apply\nto the service out of the jurisdiction of an originating summons, notice of motion\nor petition as it applies to the service of a writ.\n\n(2)\nService out of the jurisdiction of any summons, notice or order issued, given or\nmade in any proceedings is permissible with the leave of the Court, but leave shall\nnot be required for such service in any proceedings in which the writ, originating\nsummons, motion or petition may by these Rules or under any Law be served\nwithout leave.\n\n(3)\nRule 4(1) and (2) shall, so far as applicable, apply in relation to an application for\nthe grant of leave under this rule as they apply in relation to an application for the\ngrant of leave under rule 1.\n\n(4)\nAn order under this rule granting leave to serve an originating summons out of the\njurisdiction must limit a time within which the defendant to be served with the\nsummons must acknowledge service.\n\n(5)\nRules 5, 6 and 8 shall apply in relation to any document in respect of which leave\nto serve out of the jurisdiction has been granted under this rule as they apply in\nrelation to a writ.\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.11.09) (re-amended 01.07.13)\n407-1\n\nORDER 72\nFINANCIAL SERVICES PROCEEDINGS\n\nApplication and Interpretation (O.72, r.1)\n\n1.\n(1)\nThis Order applies to financial services proceedings and the other provisions of\n\nthese Rules apply to those proceedings subject to the provisions of this Order.\n\n(2)\nIn these Rules \"financial services proceeding\" means \u2013\n\n(a)\nany proceeding relating to a mutual fund, including an action by or against\nits directors (in the case of a corporate fund), its trustee (in the case of a\nunit trust), its general partner (in the case of a limited partnership), its\ninvestment manager or adviser, its administrator, its prime broker or its\nauditor;\n\n(b)\nany proceeding relating to an exempted insurer, including an action by or\nagainst its directors, insurance manager or auditor;\n\n(c)\nany action for breach of a contract of insurance (including an application\n\nfor a declaration) where the amount claimed exceeds $1 million;\n\n(d)\nany application (including an appeal by a licensee) made to the Court\n\nunder any of the regulatory laws;\n\n(e)\nany administration action or application under the Trusts Law (to which\nOrder 85 applies) except those relating to the estates of deceased persons\nwho died domiciled in the Islands and the net asset value of the estate is\nless than $1 million;\n\n(f)\nany action against a trustee or protector of a trust or the executor or\nadministrator of an estate for breach of trust or breach of fiduciary duty,\nexcept those actions relating to a trust or estate whose net asset value is\nless than $1 million;\n\n(g)\nany application made to the Court under the Companies Law (to which\nOrder 102 applies), including any application made in a winding up\nproceeding (to which the Companies Winding Up Rules 2009 apply);\n\n(h)\nany application for an order for the dissolution of a partnership which\ncarries on business as a mutual fund, including any application made in\nthe dissolution proceeding;\n\n(i)\nany action for breach of contract or breach of duty by or against a\nprofessional service provider, except for actions relating to the non-\npayment or over-payment of fees where the amount claimed is less than\n$250,000;\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.11.09) (re-amended 01.07.13)\n407-2\n(j)\nany application for an order for evidence pursuant to a letter of request to\nwhich Order 70 applies, including any related application for directions to\nwhich Order 103 applies;\n\n(k)\nany application to which the Grand Court (Bankruptcy) Rules, 1977 or the\nForeign Bankruptcy Proceedings (International Co-Operation) Rules 2008\napply;\n\n(l)\nany action for the enforcement of a foreign judgment, whether at common\nlaw or pursuant to the Foreign Judgments Reciprocal Enforcement Law;\n\n(m)\nany action for the enforcement of a foreign arbitral award pursuant to the\nForeign Arbitral Awards Enforcement Law;\n\n(n)\nany application made to the Court pursuant to the Arbitration Law 2012.\n\n(2)\nIn this Order \u2013\n\n(a)\n\"the Registrar\" means the Registrar of the Financial Services Division of\nthe Court;\n\n(b)\n\"mutual fund\" has the meaning ascribed to it in Section 2 of the Mutual\nFunds Law (2007 Revision);\n\n(c)\n\"exempted insurer\" has the meaning ascribed to it in Section 2 of the\nInsurance Law (2008 Revision);\n\n(d)\n\"the regulatory laws\" has the meaning ascribed to it in Section 2 of the\nMonetary Authority Law (2008 Revision); and\n\n(e)\n\"professional services provider\" has the meaning ascribed to it in Section\n89(1) of the Companies Law (2009 Revision).\n\nCommencement of Financial Services Proceedings (O.72, r.2)\n\n2.\n(1)\nEvery financial services proceeding shall be commenced in the Financial Services\nDivision.\n\n(2)\nEvery financial services proceeding shall be commenced by writ, originating\nsummons, originating motion or petition in accordance with Order 5 and entered\ninto the Register of Writs and other Originating Process in accordance with Order\n63, rule 8.\n\n(3)\nThe title of every proceeding commenced in or transferred to the Financial\nServices Division shall include the words In the Grand Court of the Cayman\nIslands, Financial Services Division.\n\n(4)\nIn addition to establishing and maintaining a Court file in accordance with Order\n63, rule 2, the Registrar shall create and maintain a computerized record for each\nfinancial services proceeding which shall comprise the following documents\nand\/or produce reports comprising the following information :-\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.11.09) (re-amended 01.07.13)\n407-3\n\n(a)\na chronological index of all the pleadings, affidavits and orders;\n(b)\na copy of each pleading, affidavit (without its exhibits) and order;\n(c)\na copy of each skeleton argument (without copy authorities); and\n(d)\na schedule containing details of \u2013\n(i)\nthe fixed court fee paid;\n\n(ii)\nthe date and length of each hearing;\n\n(iii)\nthe court hearing fees paid (if any); and\n(iv)\nthe identity of the party or parties by whom the fixed fee and any\ncourt hearing fees have been paid.\n(5)\nThe computerised record (created and maintained in accordance with paragraph\n(4) above) shall enable the Registrar to produce reports in respect of each\nproceeding which is commenced in or transferred to the Financial Services\nDivision containing the following information \u2013\n\n(a)\nthe date on which the proceeding was commenced or transferred to the\nFinancial Services Division;\n(b)\nthe title of the proceeding;\n(c)\nthe name of the Commercial Judge to which it has been assigned;\n(d)\nparticulars of the parties' attorneys and any foreign lawyers;\n(e)\nthe date and a brief description of each hearing;\n(f)\nthe date and estimated length of future hearings;\n(g)\nparticulars of the date and manner in which the proceeding was concluded.\n\n(6)\nThe Registrar, acting in consultation with the Chief Justice, shall assign every\nfinancial services proceeding to one of the Commercial Judges and the cause\nnumber assigned to it in accordance with Order 5, rule 1(4)(a) shall include the\njudge's initials.\n\n(7)\nThe trial of every financial services proceeding shall be heard by the Commercial\nJudge assigned to it.\n\n(8)\nEvery interlocutory application made in a financial services proceeding (including\nevery application made in a winding up proceeding) shall be heard or determined\nby the Commercial Judge assigned to it, except that another Commercial Judge\nmay hear or determine an urgent application if the Judge assigned to the\nproceeding is not available.\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.11.09) (re-amended 01.07.13)\n407-4\n\nTransfer of Proceedings (O.72, r.3)\n\n3.\n(1)\nAny cause or matter pending in the Court, including matters commenced prior to\nthe Commencement Date, may be transferred to the Financial Services Division\non the ground that \u2013\n\n(a)\nit is a financial services proceedings which ought properly to have been\ncommenced in the Financial Services Division; or\n\n(b)\nthe Court is satisfied upon the application of any party that it would be\nappropriate in all the circumstances for the cause or matter to be tried by a\nCommercial Judge.\n\nCase management and summonses for directions (O.72, r.4)\n\n4.\n(1)\nOrder 25 shall apply to proceedings pending in the Financial Services Division\nsubject to the following modifications.\n\n(2)\nThe Registrar shall issue an initial summons for directions in Form No.71 in every\nfinancial services proceeding within 3 months of the date on which it was\ncommenced or transferred to the Financial Services Division unless in the\nmeantime:-\n\n(a)\nthe cause or matter has been finally determined;\n(b)\nthe Registrar has received notice that the cause or matter has been\n\ndiscontinued or settled;\n(c)\nthe Court has already made an order for directions; or\n(d)\none or other of the parties has taken out a summons for directions.\n(3)\nIn order that the Court may be informed of the general nature of the case and the\nissues which are expected to arise, the attorneys for each party shall prepare and\nfile an agreed case memorandum (within such period as the Registrar shall direct)\nwhich should contain \u2013\n\n(a)\na short and uncontroversial description of what the case is about;\n(b)\na list of issues, including both issues of fact and law, to the extent that it is\npractical to do so having regard to the state of the pleadings; and\n(c)\na procedural history\n(4)\nThe attorneys for the plaintiff shall be responsible for filing the agreed case\nmemorandum.\n\n(5)\nThe Registrar may at any time issue a notice in Form No.72 requiring that the\nparties' attorneys and their foreign lawyers (if any) attend before the Judge for the\npurposes of a case management conference.\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.11.09) (re-amended 01.07.13)\n407-5\n\n(6)\nIf a party has instructed or intends to instruct a foreign lawyer to appear at the trial\nor any interlocutory hearing the Registrar shall be so informed and such foreign\nlawyer may be required to appear on any summons for directions or case\nmanagement conference.\n\n(7)\nIf one or more of the parties have instructed a foreign lawyer, the Registrar may\nrequire that the hearing of any summons for directions or any case management\nconference be conducted via a video link, in which case the parties shall provide\nsuitable conference room facilities for the use of the Judge.\n\nListing interlocutory hearings and trials (O.72, r.5)\n\n5.\n(1)\nThe Registrar shall be responsible for listing the hearing of all case management\nconferences, interlocutory applications and trials.\n\n(2)\nOrder 34 shall not apply to proceedings pending in the Financial Services\nDivision.\n\n(3)\nThe Registrar shall maintain \u2013\n\n(a)\na composite court diary for the Financial Services Division; and\n(b)\nan individual court diary for each Commercial Judge.\nTransitional Provisions (O.72, r.6)\n\n6.\n(1)\nThe Financial Services Division Court shall be established with effect from the\nfirst day of November 2009 (referred to in this Rule as \"the Commencement\nDate\") and this Rule shall apply to every financial services proceeding\ncommenced prior to the Commencement Date.\n\n(2)\nAny party or parties to a cause or matter commenced prior to the Commencement\nDate may apply to the Registrar in Form No.73 for an order that it be transferred\nto the Financial Services Division and the Registrar shall make a transfer order if\nhe is satisfied that the cause or matter is a financial services proceeding within the\nmeaning of Rule 1(2).\n\n(3)\nWhenever a party seeks to issue an interlocutory summons or an application is\nmade to fix a hearing date for a trial and it appears to the Registrar that the cause\nor matter is a financial services proceeding, he shall \u2013\n\n(a)\ninvite the parties to apply in Form No.73 for a transfer order; or\n(b)\nif the parties or any of them fail to apply in Form No.73 within 14 days,\nthe Registrar shall make a transfer order on his own motion.\n\n(4)\nEvery transfer order made by the Registrar under this rule shall be in Form No.74\nand shall specify \u2013\n\n(a)\nthe Commercial Judge to whom the proceeding has been assigned;\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.11.09) (re-amended 01.07.13)\n407-6\n\n(b)\nthe amount of the transfer fee payable in accordance with Rule 3(5) of the\nCourt Fees Rules 2009; and\n\n(c)\nthe party or parties liable to pay the transfer fee.\n\n(5)\nThe liability for payment of the transfer fee shall be determined as follows \u2013\n\n(a)\nthe parties may agree that any one of them shall be liable or that liability\nbe divided amongst them in agreed proportions;\n\nand, in default of agreement \u2013\n\n(b)\nthe party by whom a transfer application is made under paragraph (2) of\nthis Rule shall be liable to pay the transfer fee; or\n\n(c)\nin the case of a transfer order made under paragraph (3)(b) of this Rule,\nthe party seeking to issue the summons or fix the hearing date shall be\nliable to pay the transfer fee; or\n\n(d)\nin the case of an application made in a winding up proceeding (to which\nthe Companies Winding Up Rules 2009 apply), the official liquidator shall\nbe liable to pay the transfer fee as an expense of the liquidation.\n\n(6)\nEvery transfer order made by the Registrar shall be served by him upon the\nattorneys for all the parties by facsimile or e-mail and by placing an office copy in\nthe attorneys' Court office post box .\n\n(7)\nAny party who is dissatisfied with the decision to make a transfer order may apply\nwithin 7 days to the Chief Justice who shall review the matter de novo and may\nsubstitute his own decision for that of the Registrar.\n\n(8)\nAny party who is dissatisfied with the terms of a transfer order may apply within\n7 days to the Chief Justice who shall review the matter de novo and may vary the\ntransfer order by assigning the mater to a different Commercial Judge and\/or\nreducing the amount of the transfer fee and\/or varying the paying party or parties.\n\n(9)\nAn application under paragraphs (7) or (8) of this Rule shall be made in writing in\nForm No.75 upon notice to the other parties who may submit their own reply or\nsubmission in writing within 3 days after receiving notice of the application.\n\n(10)\nNo step may be taken in any proceeding which has been transferred to the\nFinancial Services Division under this Rule, except for any application under\nparagraphs (7) or (8) for a review of the transfer order, unless and until the\ntransfer fee has been paid in full.\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.11.09) (re-amended 01.07.13)\n408\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\n409\nORDER 73\n\nARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS\nPART I\n\nThe overriding objective (O. 73, r.1)\n1.\nThis Order is founded on the general principles in section 3(3) of the 2012 Law and shall\nbe construed accordingly.\nMeaning of arbitration application (O. 73, r. 2)\n2.\n(1)\nSubject to paragraph (2), \u201carbitration application\u201d means the following \u2013\n(a)\nan application to the Court under the 2012 Law;\n(b)\nproceedings to determine \u2013\n(i)\nwhether there is a valid arbitration agreement;\n(ii)\nwhether an arbitration tribunal is properly constituted;\n(iii)\nwhat matters have been submitted to arbitration in accordance with\nan arbitration agreement;\n(c)\nproceedings to declare that an award by an arbitral tribunal is not binding\non a party;\n(d)\nany other application \u2013\n(i)\naffecting\narbitration\nproceedings\n(whether\ninstituted\nor\nanticipated); or\n\n(ii)\nto construe or affecting an arbitration agreement,\nand includes the originating process by which an arbitration application is begun.\n\n(2)\nIn this Part of this Order, an arbitration application does not include proceedings\nto enforce an award to which Part II of this Order applies.\n\nInterpretation (O. 73, r. 3)\n\n3.\nIn this Order \u2013\n\n(1)\n\u201cthe 1974 Law\u201d means the Arbitration Law 1974;\n\n(2)\n\u201cthe 1975 Law\u201d means the Foreign Arbitral Awards Enforcement Law 1975;\n\n(3)\n\u201cthe 2012 Law\u201d means the Arbitration Law 2012;\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\n410\n\n(4)\nReferences to the 1974 Law, the 1975 Law or the 2012 Law include references to\nany current Revisions to those Laws as may be in force from time to time;\n\n(5)\n\u201cthe 1967 Order\u201d means the Arbitration (International Investment Disputes) Act\n1966 (Application to Colonies etc.) Order 1967 (SI 1967\/159) (as amended);\n\n(6)\n\u201cthe 1988 Order\u201d means the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (Overseas\nTerritories) Order 1998 (SI 1998\/791);\n\n(7)\n\u201cthe MIGA Convention\u201d means the Convention establishing the Multilateral\nInvestment Guarantee Agency signed in Seoul on 11 October 1985;\n\n(8)\n\u201cthe Washington Convention\u201d means the Convention on the Settlement of\nInvestment Disputes between States and Nationals of other States done at\nWashington, 18 March 1965;\n\nForm and content of arbitration application (O. 73, r. 4)\n\n4.\n(1)\nExcept where paragraph (5) applies, every arbitration application must be  in\n\nForm No. 6A of Appendix I.\n(2)\nEvery arbitration application must -\n(a)\ninclude a concise statement of\n(i)\nthe remedy or relief claimed, and\n(ii)\n(where appropriate) the questions on which the applicant seeks the\ndetermination or direction of the Court;\n(b)\ngive details of any arbitration award that is challenged by the applicant,\nshowing the grounds for any such challenge;\n(c)\nwhere the applicant claims an order for costs, identify the respondent\nagainst whom the claim is made;\n(d)\n(where appropriate) specify the section of the 2012 Law under which the\napplication is brought; and\n(e)\nshow that any statutory requirements have been satisfied.\n\n(3)\nThe arbitration application must also state \u2013\n\n(a)\nwhether it is made ex parte or on notice and, if made on notice, must give\nthe names and addresses of the persons to whom notice is to be given,\nstating their role in the arbitration and whether they are made respondents\nto the application;\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\n411\n(b)\nwhether (having regard to section 83 of the 2012 Law) the applicant\nintends to apply for the proceedings to be heard in open court; and\n(c)\nthe date and time when the application will be heard or that such date has\nnot yet been fixed.\n\n(4)\nEvery arbitration application which is used as an originating process shall be\nindorsed with the applicant's address for service in accordance with Order 6, rule\n5.\n\n(5)\nAn application to stay proceedings under section 9 of the 2012 Law must be made\nby summons in those proceedings.\n\nIssue of application (O. 73, r. 5)\n5.\n(1)\nEvery arbitration application shall be commenced in the Financial Services\nDivision, pursuant to Order 72 rule 1(2)(m) or (n) as applicable.\n6.\nStay of legal proceedings (O. 73, r. 6)\n(1)\nAn application under section 9 of the 2012 Law to stay legal proceedings   shall\nbe served \u2013\n(a)\nin accordance with Order 65, rule 5, on the party bringing the relevant\nlegal proceedings and on any other party to those proceedings who has\ngiven an address for service; and\n(b)\non any party to those legal proceedings who has not given an address for\nservice, by sending to him  (whether or not he is within the jurisdiction) at\nhis last known address or at a place where it is likely to come to his\nattention, a copy of the application for his information.\n(2)\nWhere a question arises as to whether an arbitration agreement has been\nconcluded or as to whether the dispute which is the subject-matter of the\nproceedings falls within the terms of such an agreement, the Court may determine\nthat question or give directions for its determination, in which case it may order\nthe proceedings to be stayed pending the determination of that question.\n7.\nService of arbitration application (O. 73, r. 7)\n(1)\nSubject to paragraphs (2) and (4) below and to rules 6(1) and 8 of this Order, an\narbitration application shall be served in accordance with Order 10.\n(2)\nWhere the Court is satisfied on an ex parte application that \u2013\n(a)\narbitral proceedings are taking place, or an arbitration award has been\nmade, within the jurisdiction; and\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\n412\n(b)\nan arbitration application is being made in connection with those arbitral\nproceedings or being brought to challenge the award or to appeal on a\nquestion of law arising out of the award; and\n(c)\nthe respondent to the arbitration application (not being an individual\nresiding or carrying on business within the jurisdiction or a body corporate\nhaving a registered office or a place of business within the jurisdiction)\n(i)\nis or was represented in the arbitral proceedings by an attorney or\nother agent within the jurisdiction who was  authorised to receive\nservice of any notice or other document served for the purposes of\nthose proceedings; and\n\n(ii)\nhas not (at the time when the arbitration application is made)\ndetermined the authority of that attorney or agent,\n\nthe Court may authorise service of the arbitration application to be effected on the\nattorney or agent instead of the respondent.\n\n(3)\nAn order made under paragraph (2) must limit a time within which the respondent\nmust acknowledge service and a copy of the order and of the arbitration\napplication must be sent by post, by courier or electronically   to the respondent at\nhis address or electronic address out of the jurisdiction.\n\n(4)\nWhere an arbitration application has been issued, any subsequent arbitration\napplication made by the respondent and arising out of the same arbitration or\narbitration agreement may be served on the applicant in accordance with Order\n65, rule 5 (ordinary service: how effected) and similarly any subsequent\narbitration application by any party may be served at the address for service given\nin the first arbitration application or in the acknowledgment of service.\n\n(5)\nFor the purposes of service, an arbitration application is valid in the first instance-\n(a)\nwhere service is to be effected out of the jurisdiction, for such\n\nperiod as the Court may fix;\n\n(b)\nin any other case, for one month,\nbeginning with the date of its issue and Order 6 rule 8 shall apply with the\nsubstitution, in paragraphs  (2) and (3), of \"2 months\" for \"4 months\" and \"6\nmonths\" for \"12 months\".\nService out of the jurisdiction (O. 73, r. 8)\n8.\n(1)\nService out of the jurisdiction of an arbitration application is permissible with the\nleave of the Court if -\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\n412A\n\n(a)\nthe applicant seeks to challenge, or to appeal to the Court on a question of\nlaw arising out of, an arbitration award made within the jurisdiction (the\nplace where an award is treated as made being determined by section\n63(4) of the 2012 Law);\n\n(b)\nthe application is for an order under section 43 of the 2012 Law (Court\u2019s\npowers exercisable in support of arbitral proceedings). Where the\napplication is for interim relief in support of arbitral proceedings which\nare taking (or will take) place outside the jurisdiction, the Court may give\nleave for service out of the jurisdiction notwithstanding that no other relief\nis sought; or\n\n(c)\nthe applicant -\n\n(i)\nseeks some other remedy or relief, or  requires a question to be\ndecided by the Court, affecting an arbitration (whether  pending or\nanticipated), an arbitration agreement or an arbitration award; and\n\n(ii)\nthe seat of the arbitration is or will be within the jurisdiction.\n(2)\nAn application for the grant of leave under this rule must be supported by an\naffidavit \u2013\n(a)\nstating the grounds on which the application is made; and\n(b)\nshowing in what place or country the person to be served is, or probably\nmay be found,\nand no such leave shall be granted unless it shall be made sufficiently to appear to\nthe Court that the case is a proper one for service out of the jurisdiction under this\nrule.\n(3)\nOrder 11, rules 5 to 8 shall apply to the service of an arbitration application under\nthis rule as they apply to the service of a writ.\n(4)\nService out of the jurisdiction of any order made on an arbitration application is\npermissible with the leave of the Court.\nAffidavit in support of arbitration application (O. 73, r. 9)\n9.\n(1)\nThe applicant shall file an affidavit in support of the arbitration application which\nsets out the evidence on which he intends to rely and a copy of every affidavit so\nfiled must be served with the arbitration application.\n(2)\nWhere an arbitration application is made with the written agreement of all the\nother parties to the arbitral proceedings or with the permission of the arbitral\ntribunal, the affidavit in support must \u2013\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\n412B\n(a)\ngive details of the agreement or, as the case may be, permission; and\n(b)\nexhibit copies of any document which evidences that agreement or\npermission.\nRequirements as to notice (O. 73, r.10)\n10.\n(1)\nWhere the 2012 Law requires that an application to the Court is to be made upon\nnotice to other parties notice shall be given by making those parties respondents\nto the application and serving on them the arbitration application and any affidavit\nin support.\n(2)\nWhere an arbitration application is made under section 20, 65 or 67 of the 2012\nLaw, the arbitrators or, in the case of an application under section 20, the\narbitrator concerned shall be made respondents to the application and notice shall\nbe given by serving on them the arbitration application and any affidavit in\nsupport.\n(3)\nIn cases where paragraph (2) does not apply, an applicant shall be taken as having\ncomplied with any requirement to give notice to the arbitrator if he sends a copy\nof the arbitration application to the arbitrator for his information at his last known\naddress or electronic address with a copy of any affidavit in support.\n(4)\nThis rule does not apply to applications under section 9 of the 2012 Law to stay\nlegal proceedings.\nAcknowledgment of service by respondent (O. 73, r. 11)\n11.\n(1)\nService of an arbitration application may be acknowledged by completing an\nacknowledgment of service in Form No. 9A  in Appendix I in accordance with\nOrder 12 (as that Order applies by virtue of rule 9 of that Order).\n(2)\nA respondent who -\n(a)\nfails to acknowledge service within the time limited for so doing;  or\n\n (b)\nhaving indicated on his acknowledgment of service that he does not intend\nto contest the arbitration application, then wishes to do so,\n\nshall not be entitled to contest the application without the leave of the Court.\n(3)\nThe Court will not give notice of the date on which an arbitration application will\nbe heard to a respondent who has failed to acknowledge service.\n(4)\nThe failure of a respondent to give notice of intention to contest the arbitration\napplication or to acknowledge service shall not affect the applicant's duty to\nsatisfy the Court that the order applied for should be made.\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\n412C\n(5)\nThis rule does not apply to \u2013\n(a)\napplications under section 9 of the 2012 Law to stay legal proceedings; or\n(b)\nsubsequent arbitration applications.\nAcknowledgment of service, etc., by arbitrator (O. 73, r. 12)\n12.\n(1)\nAn arbitrator who is sent a copy of an arbitration application for his information\nmay make \u2013\n(a)\na request ex parte in writing to be made a respondent; or\n(b)\nrepresentations to the Court under this rule,\n\nand, where an arbitrator is ordered to be made a respondent, he shall acknowledge\nservice within 14 days of the making of that order.\n(2)\nAn arbitrator who wishes to make representations to the Court under this rule may\nfile an affidavit or make representations in writing to the Court.\n(3)\nThe arbitrator shall as soon as is practicable send a copy of any document filed or\nmade under paragraph (2) to all the parties to the arbitration application.\n(4)\nNothing in this rule shall require the Court to admit a document filed or made\nunder paragraph (2) and the weight to be given to any such document shall be a\nmatter for the Court.\nAutomatic directions (O. 73, r. 13)\n13.\n(1)\nUnless the Court otherwise directs, the following directions shall take effect\nautomatically and to this extent Order 72, rule 4 shall not apply to arbitration\napplications.\n(2)\nA respondent who wishes to put evidence before the Court in response to any\naffidavit filed in support of an arbitration application shall serve his affidavit on\nthe applicant before the expiration of 21 days after the time limited for\nacknowledging service or, in a case where a respondent is not required to file an\nacknowledgment of service, within 21 days after service of the arbitration\napplication.\n(3)\nAn applicant who wishes to put evidence before the Court in response to an\naffidavit lodged under paragraph (2) shall serve his affidavit on the respondent\nwithin 7 days after service of the respondent's affidavit.\n(4)\nWhere a date has not been fixed for the hearing of the arbitration application, the\napplicant shall, and the respondent may, not later than 14 days after the expiration\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\n412D\n\nof the time limit specified in paragraph (2), apply to the Court for such a date to\nbe fixed.\n(5)\nAgreed indexed and paginated bundles of all the evidence and other documents to\nbe used at the hearing shall be prepared by the applicant (with the co-operation of\nthe respondent).\n(6)\nNot later than 5 clear days before the hearing date estimates for the length of the\nhearing shall be lodged with the Court together with a complete set of the\ndocuments to be used.\n(7)\nNot later than 2 days before the hearing date the applicant shall lodge with the\nCourt \u2013\n(a)\na chronology of the relevant events cross-referenced to the bundle of\ndocuments;\n(b)\n(where necessary) a list of the persons involved;\n(c)\na skeleton argument which lists succinctly \u2013\n(i)\nthe issues which arise for decision,\n(ii)\nthe grounds of relief  (or opposing relief) to be relied upon,\n(iii)\nthe submissions of fact to be made with the references to the\nevidence, and\n(iv)\nthe submissions of law with references to the relevant authorities,\nand shall send a copy to the respondent.\n(8)\nNot later than the day before the hearing date the respondent shall lodge with the\nCourt a skeleton argument which lists succinctly \u2013\n(a)\nthe issues which arise for decision,\n (b)\nthe grounds of relief  (or opposing relief) to be relied upon,\n(c)\nthe submissions of fact to be made with the references to the evidence, and\n(d)\nthe submissions of law with references to the relevant authorities,\nand shall send a copy to the applicant.\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\n412E\nDirections by the Court (O. 73, r. 14)\n14.\n(1)\nThe Court may give such directions as to the conduct of the arbitration application\nas it thinks best adapted to secure the just, expeditious and economical disposal\nthereof.\n(2)\nWhere the Court considers that there is or may be a dispute as to fact and that the\njust, expeditious and economical disposal of the application can best be secured\nby hearing the application on oral evidence or mainly on oral evidence, it may, if\nit thinks fit, order that no further evidence shall be filed and that the application\nshall be heard on oral evidence or partly on oral evidence and partly on affidavit\nevidence, with or without cross-examination of any of the deponents, as it may\ndirect.\n(3)\nThe Court may give directions as to the filing of evidence and as to the attendance\nof deponents for cross-examination and any directions which it could give in\nproceedings begun by writ.\n(4)\nIf the applicant makes default in complying with these rules or with any order or\ndirection of the Court as to the conduct of the application, or if the Court is\nsatisfied that the applicant is not prosecuting the application with due dispatch,\nthe Court may order the application to be dismissed or may make such other order\nas may be just.\n (5)\nIf the respondent fails to comply with these rules or with any order or direction\ngiven by the Court in relation to the evidence to be relied on, or the submission to\nbe made by that respondent, the Court may, if it thinks fit, hear and determine the\napplication without having regard to that evidence or those submissions.\nNo rule (O. 73, r. 15)\nSecuring the attendance of witnesses (O. 73, r. 16)\n16.\nA party to arbitral proceedings being conducted in the jurisdiction who wishes to secure\nthe attendance of a witness may apply to the Court pursuant to section 40 of the 2012\nLaw for a writ of subpoena ad testificandum or of subpoena duces tecum.  A writ of\nsubpoena shall not be issued until the applicant lodges an affidavit which shows that the\napplication is made with the permission of the tribunal or the agreement of the other\nparties.\nSecuring for costs (O. 73, r. 17)\n17.\nSubject to section 77(6) of the 2012 Law, the Court may order any applicant (including\nan applicant who has been granted leave to appeal) to provide security for costs of any\narbitration application.\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\n412F\nPowers exercisable in support of arbitral proceedings (O. 73, r. 18)\n18.\n(1)\nWhere the case is one of urgency, an application for an order under section 43 of\nthe 2012 Law (Court\u2019s powers exercisable in support of arbitral proceedings) may\nbe made ex parte on affidavit (before the issue of an arbitration application) and\nthe affidavit shall (in addition to dealing with the matters required to be dealt with\nby rule 9) state the reasons \u2013\n(a)\nwhy the application is made ex parte; and\n (b)\n(where the application is made without the permission of the arbitral\ntribunal or the agreement of the other parties to the arbitral proceedings)\nwhy it was not practicable to obtain that permission or agreement, and\n(c)\nwhy the deponent believes that the condition in section 43(5) is satisfied.\n(2)\nWhere the case is not one of urgency, an application for an order under section 43\nof the 2012 Law shall be made on notice and the affidavit in support shall (in\naddition to dealing with the matters required to be dealt with by rule 9 and\nparagraph (1) (c) above) state that the application is made with the permission of\nthe tribunal or the written agreement of the other parties to the arbitral\nproceedings.\n(3)\nWhere an application for an order under section 43 of the 2012 Law is made\nbefore the issue of an arbitration application, any order made by the Court may be\ngranted on terms providing for the issue of an application and such other terms, if\nany, as the Court thinks fit.\nApplications under sections 27(9) and 71 of the 2012 Law (O. 73, r. 19)\n19.\n(1)\nThis rule applies to the following arbitration applications:\n(a)\napplications for the determination of a question as to the jurisdiction of the\narbitral tribunal under section 27(9) of the 2012 Law; and\n(b)\napplications for the determination of a preliminary point of law under\nsection 71 of the 2012 Law.\n(2)\nWhere an application is made without the agreement in writing of all the other\nparties to the arbitral proceedings but with the permission of the arbitral tribunal,\nthe affidavits filed by the parties shall set out any evidence relied on by the parties\nin support of their contention that the Court should, or should not, consider the\napplication.\n(3)\nAs soon as practicable after the affidavits are lodged, the Court shall decide\nwhether or not it should consider the application and, unless the Court otherwise\ndirects, may so decide without a hearing.\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\n412G\nApplications for leave to appeal (O. 73, r. 20)\n20.\n(1)\nWhere the applicant seeks leave to appeal to the Court on a question of law\narising out of an arbitration award, the arbitration application shall identify the\nquestion of law and state the grounds on which the applicant alleges that leave\nshould be granted.\n(2)\nThe affidavit in support of the application shall set out any evidence relied on by\nthe applicant for the purpose of satisfying the Court of the matters mentioned in\nsection 76(4) of the 2012 Law and for satisfying the Court that leave should be\ngranted.\n(3)\nThe affidavit lodged by the respondent to the application shall \u2013\n(a)\nstate the grounds on which the respondent opposes the grant of leave;\n(b)\nset out any evidence relied on by him relating to the matters mentioned in\nsection 76(4) of the 2012 Law; and\n(c)\nspecify whether the respondent wishes to contend that the award should be\nupheld for reasons not expressed (or not fully expressed) in the award and,\nif so, state those reasons.\n(4)\nAs soon as practicable after the lodging of the affidavits, the Court shall\ndetermine the application for leave to appeal.\n(5)\nWhere leave is granted, a date shall be fixed for the hearing of the appeal.\nExtension of time: applications under section 13 (O. 73, r. 21)\n21.\nAn application for an order under section 13 of the 2012 Law may include as an\nalternative an application for a declaration that such an order is not needed.\nTime limit for challenges to or appeals from awards (O. 73, r. 22)\n22.\n(1)\nAn applicant shall not be taken as having complied with the time limit of one\nmonth referred to in section 77(3) of the 2012 Law unless the arbitration\napplication has been issued, and all the affidavits in support have been sworn and\nfiled, by the expiry of that time limit.\n(2)\nAn applicant who wishes \u2013\n(a)\nto challenge an award under section 75 of the 2012 Law; or\n(b)\nto appeal under section 76 on a question of law arising out of an award,\nmay, where the time limit of 30 days or one month, as the case may be,\nhas not yet expired, apply ex parte on affidavit for an order extending that\ntime limit.\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\n412H\n(3)\nIn any case where an applicant seeks to challenge an award under section 75 of\nthe 2012 Law or to appeal under section 76 after the time limit of 30 days or one\nmonth, as the case may be, has already expired, the following provisions shall\napply:-\n(a)\nthe applicant must state in his arbitration application the grounds why an\norder extending time should be made and his affidavit in support shall set\nout the evidence on which he relies;\n(b)\na respondent who wishes to oppose the making of an order extending time\nshall file an affidavit within 7 days after service of the applicant's\naffidavit, and\n(c)\nthe Court shall decide whether or not to extend time without a hearing\nunless it appears to the Court that a hearing is required,\nand, where the Court makes an order extending the time limit, the respondent\nshall file his affidavit in response to the arbitration application 21 days after the\nmaking of the order.\nNo rules (O. 73, rr 23 \u2013 30)\nPART II\nEnforcement of awards (O. 73, r. 31)\n31.\n(1)\nAn application for leave under Section 52 or 72 of the 2012 Law or under Section\n5 of the 1975 Law to enforce an arbitral award, shall be made by ex-parte\noriginating summons.\n(2)\nThe Court hearing an application under paragraph (1) may direct that the\napplication is to be served on such parties to the arbitration as it may specify and\nservice of the application out of the jurisdiction is permissible with the leave of\nthe Court irrespective of where the award is, or is treated as, made.\n(3)\nWhere a direction is given under paragraph (2), rules 11 and 13 to 17 shall apply\nwith the necessary modifications as they apply to applications under Part I of this\nOrder.\n(4)\nWhere the applicant applies to enforce an agreed award within the meaning of\nsection 62 of the 2012 Law, the application must state that the award is an agreed\naward and any order made by the Court shall also contain such a statement.\n(5)\nAn application for leave must be supported by an affidavit \u2013\n(a)\nExhibiting\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\n412I\n(i)\nwhere the application is under Section 52 or 72 of the Law, the\narbitration agreement and the original award or, in either case, a\ncopy thereof;\n(ii)\nwhere the application is made under Section 5 of the 1975 Law,\nexhibiting the documents specified in Section 6 of the 1975 Law.\n(b)\nstating the name and usual or last known place of residence or business of\nthe applicant and of the person against whom it is sought to enforce the\naward respectively;\n(c)\nstating as the case may require, either that the award has not been\ncomplied with or the extent to which it has not been complied with at the\ndate of the application.\n(6)\nAn order giving leave must be drawn up by or on behalf of the applicant and must\nbe served on the respondent by delivering a copy to him personally or by sending\na copy to him at his usual or last known place of residence or business or in such\nother manner as the Court may direct, including electronically.\n(7)\nService of the order out of the jurisdiction is permissible without leave, and Order\n11, rules 5 to 8, shall apply in relation to such an order as they apply in relation to\na writ.\n(8)\nWithin 14 days after service of the order or, if the order is to be served out of the\njurisdiction, within such other period as the Court may fix, the respondent may\napply to set aside the order and the award shall not be enforced until after the\nexpiration of that period or, if the respondent applies within that period to set\naside the order, until after the application is finally disposed of.\n(9)\nThe copy of the order served on the respondent shall state the effect of paragraph\n(8).\n(10)\nIn relation to a body corporate this rule shall have effect as if for any reference to\nthe place of residence or business of the applicant or the respondent there were\nsubstituted a reference to the registered or principal address of the body corporate,\nNothing in this rule shall affect any enactment which provides for the manner in which a\ndocument may be served on a body corporate.\nInterest on awards (O. 73, r. 32)\n32.\n(1)\nWhere an applicant seeks to enforce an award of interest, the whole or any part of\nwhich relates to a period after the date of the award, he shall file an affidavit\ngiving the following particulars \u2013\n(a)\nwhether simple or compound interest was awarded;\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\n412J\n(b)\nthe date from which interest was awarded;\n(c)\nthe rate of interest awarded; and\n(d)\na calculation showing the total amount claimed up to the date of the\naffidavit and any sum which will become due thereafter on a per diem\nbasis.\n(2)\nThe affidavit under paragraph (1) must be filed whenever the amount of interest\nhas to be quantified for the purpose of obtaining a judgment or order under\nSection 52 or 72 of the 2012 Law or under Section 5 of the 1975 Law, or for the\npurposes of enforcing such a judgment or order by one of the means mentioned in\nOrder 45, rule 1.\nNo rule (O. 73, r. 33)\nRegistration of awards under 1967 Order (O. 73, r. 34)\n34.\n(1)\nIn this rule and in any provision of these rules as applied by this rule, \"award\"\nmeans an award rendered pursuant to the Washington Convention.\n\n(2)\nSubject to the provisions of this rule, the following provisions of Order 71,\nnamely, rules 3, 7 (except paragraph (3)(c) and (d) thereof) and 10(3) shall apply\nwith necessary modifications in relation to an award as they apply in relation to a\njudgment to which the Foreign Judgment Reciprocal Enforcement Law (Revised)\napplies.  For that purpose, the expressions 'judgment creditor' and 'judgment\ndebtor' as they appear in Order 71 shall mean the person seeking recognition or\nenforcement of an award and the other party to the award.\n\n(3)\nAn application to have an award registered under the 1967 Order shall be made by\noriginating summons.\n\n(4)\nThe affidavit required by Order 71, rule 3, in support of an application for\nregistration shall \u2013\n(a)\nin lieu of exhibiting the judgment or a copy thereof, exhibit a copy of the\naward certified pursuant to the Washington Convention; and\n(b)\nin addition to the matters mentioned in paragraph 3(c)(i) and (ii) of Order\n71, state whether at the date of the application the enforcement of the\naward has been stayed (provisionally or otherwise) pursuant to the\nWashington Convention and whether any, and if so what, application has\nbeen made pursuant to the Washington Convention, which, if granted,\nmight result in a stay of the enforcement of the award.\n(5)\nThere shall be kept by the Clerk of the Court a public register of the awards\nordered to be registered under the 1967 Order and particulars shall be entered in\nthe register of any execution issued on such an award.\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\n412K\n(6)\nWhere it appears to the Court on granting leave to register an award or on an\napplication made by the applicant after an award has been registered \u2013\n(a)\nthat the enforcement of the award has been stayed (whether provisionally\nor otherwise) pursuant to the Washington Convention; or\n(b)\nthat an application has been made pursuant to the Washington Convention,\nwhich, if granted, might result in a stay of the enforcement of the award,\nthe Court shall, or, in the case referred to in subparagraph (b) may, stay execution\nof the award for such time as it considers appropriate in the circumstances.\n(7)\nAn application by the applicant under paragraph (6) shall be made by summons\nand supported by affidavit.\nRegistration of awards under the 1988 Order (O. 73, r. 35)\n35.\nRule 34 shall apply, with the necessary modifications, in relation to an award rendered\npursuant to the MIGA Convention as it applies to an award rendered pursuant to the\nWashington Convention.\nArbitrations conducted under the 1974 Law (O. 73, r. 36)\n36.\n(1)\nAny arbitration application made in respect of an arbitration commenced under\nthe 1974 Law shall be conducted in accordance with such Rules of the Grand\nCourt as were in force at the time that such arbitration was commenced.\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nNo. 6A\n\nArbitration Application (O.73, r. 4)\n\nIN THE GRAND COURT OF THE CAYMAN ISLANDS\n\nFINANCIAL SERVICES DIVISION\nCAUSE NO: FSD       of 20__\n\nIn the Matter of the Arbitration Law, 2012\n\nAnd in the matter of an [anticipated] arbitration between [name of Claimant(s)] and [name of\nRespondent(s)]\n\nBETWEEN\n\nAPPLICANT\n\nAND\n\nRESPONDENT\n\n[AND ON NOTICE TO [name(s) of any arbitrator(s) listed above as respondent(s) or name(s)\nand address(es) if not named as respondent(s)]]\n\n[ORIGINATING] ARBITRATION APPLICATION\n\nLET THE Respondent [if an Originating Application, state his address] attend before the Court\nat the Law Courts, George Town, Grand Cayman on the        day of    20__, at\n\n       o'clock on the hearing of an application by the Applicant.\n\nThis application is made [on notice][ex parte]\n\nThe grounds for the application are as follows.\n\n[Set out the grounds for making the application and the details of the orders being sought. The\ndetails should include those required by GCR O. 73, r. 4.]\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nThe time limit for the Respondent to acknowledge service is [14 days, or where application is to\nbe served out of the jurisdiction, the number of days set by the Court]\n\nDated the\nday of\n20__\n\n---------------------------------\n[Signature of Plaintiff or applicant, or his attorney]\n\nThis [Originating] Arbitration Application was issued by [name of Applicant or his attorney]\nwhose address for service is [state address within the jurisdiction]\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nNo. 9A\n\nAcknowledgment of service of [Originating] Arbitration Application (0. 73, rr. 11 and 12)\n\nDIRECTIONS FOR ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SERVICE\nOF [ORIGINATING] ARBITRATION APPLICATION\n\nThe accompanying form of Acknowledgment of Service should be completed by an Attorney acting\non behalf of the Respondent or by the Respondent if acting in person.  After completion it must be\ndelivered or sent by post to the Law Courts, P.O. Box 495GT, George Town, Grand Cayman.\n\nNotes for Guidance\n\n1.\nEach Respondent (if there are more than one) is required to complete an\nAcknowledgment of Service and return it to the Courts Office.\n\n2.\nIf you wish to defend claims made in the [originating] arbitration application, or\nintend to attend the proceedings and to participate in them so far as necessary\n(although not necessarily in an adversarial manner) you should tick the \"Yes\" box\nin paragraph 2 of the acknowledgment of service.\n\n3.\nFor the purpose of calculating the period of 14 days for acknowledging service, an\n[originating] arbitration application is served on the Respondent personally is\ntreated as having been served on the day it was delivered to him.\n\n4.\nWhere the Respondent is sued in a name different from his own, the form must be\ncompleted by him with the addition in paragraph 1 of the words \"sued as (the name\nstated on the [Originating] Arbitration Application)\".\n\n5.\nWhere the Respondent is a FIRM and an attorney is not instructed, the form must\nbe completed by a PARTNER by name, with the addition in paragraph 1 of the\ndescription \"Partner in the firm of (.......................................)\" after his name.\n\n6.\nWhere the Respondent is sued as an individual TRADING IN A NAME OTHER\nTHAN HIS OWN, the form must be completed by him with the addition in\nparagraph 1 of the description \"trading as (...........................)\" after his name.\n\n7.\nWhere the Respondent is a LIMITED COMPANY the form must be completed by\nan Attorney or by someone authorised to act on behalf of the Company, but the\nCompany can take no further step in the proceedings without an Attorney acting on\nits behalf.\n\n8.\nWhere the Respondent is a MINOR or a MENTAL PATIENT, the form must be\ncompleted by an Attorney acting for a guardian ad litem.\n\n9.\nA Respondent acting in person may obtain help in completing the form at the\nCourts Office.\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nIN THE GRAND COURT OF THE CAYMAN ISLANDS\nFINANCIAL SERVICES DIVISION\n\nCAUSE NO FSD:     OF 20__\n\nIn the Matter of the Arbitration Law, 2012\n\nAnd in the matter of an [anticipated] arbitration between [name of Claimant(s)] and [name of\nRespondent(s)]\n\nBETWEEN\n\nAPPLICANT\n\nAND\n\nRESPONDENT\n\n[AND ON NOTICE TO [name(s) of any arbitrator(s) listed above as respondent(s) or name(s)\nand address(es) if not named as respondent(s)]]\n\nACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SERVICE\n\nOF [ORIGINATING] ARBITRATION APPLICATION\n\nIf you intend to instruct an Attorney to act for you, give him this form IMMEDIATELY.\n\nImportant.  Read the accompanying\ndirections and notes for guidance carefully\nbefore completing this form.  If any\ninformation required is omitted or given\nwrongly, THIS FORM MAY HAVE TO\nBE RETURNED.\nDelay may result in judgment or an order\nbeing entered against a Respondent whereby\nhe may have to pay the costs of applying to\nset it aside.\n\n1.\nState the full name of the Respondent by whom or on whose behalf the service of the\n[Originating] Arbitration Application is being acknowledged.\n2.\nState whether the Respondent intends to contest the application (tick appropriate box)\n\n\nyes\n\nno\n\nService of the [Originating] Arbitration Application is acknowledged accordingly\n\n(Signed).......................................................\n\nAttorney for\n\nPlease complete overleaf\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\n\nNotes on address for service\n\nAttorney: where the Respondent is represented by an attorney, state the attorney's place of business\nin the Cayman Islands.  A Respondent may not act by a foreign attorney.\n\nRespondent in person: where the Respondent is acting in person, he must give his post office box\nnumber and the physical address of his residence or, if he does not reside in the Cayman Islands, he\nmust give an address in Grand Cayman where communications for him should be sent.  In the case\nof a limited company, \"residence\" means its registered or principal office.\n\nIndorsement by Applicant's Attorney (or by Applicant if suing in person) of his name, address and\nreference, if any, in the box below.\n\nIndorsement by Respondent's Attorney (or by Respondent if suing in person) of his name, address\nand reference, if any, in the box below.\n\nGCR 1995 (Revision) (Amended 01.07.13)\nNo. 76\nOrder staying proceedings (O. 73, r. 6)\n\nIN THE GRAND COURT OF THE CAYMAN ISLANDS\nFINANCIAL SERVICES DIVISION\n\nCAUSE NO: FSD [ ] OF [ ]-[INITIALS OF JUDGE]\n\nIN CHAMBERS\n[DATE OF HEARING]\nBEFORE HON. JUSTICE [NAME OF JUDGE]\n\n[TITLE OF PROCEEDING]\n\nORDER\n\nUPON hearing the Defendant\u2019s Summons issued on [date]\nAND UPON reading the [affidavits read]\nAND UPON hearing counsel for the parties\n[AND UPON [set out any undertakings required in support of orders made pursuant to\nsection 9(3) of the Arbitration Law, 2010]]\nIT IS ORDERED that\n1.\nPursuant to section 9(2) of the Arbitration Law, 2012 all further proceedings in\nthis action be stayed [until further order].\n\n2.\n[Any orders pursuant to section 9(3) of the Arbitration Law, 2012.]\n\n3.\nThe Defendant\u2019s costs of these proceedings, including its costs of and occasioned\nby this Summons, be paid by the Plaintiff on the [standard\/indemnity] basis, to be\ntaxed if not agreed.\nDATED this   day of\n 20\nFILED this\n day of\n 20\n__________________________________\nThe Honourable Mr Justice [INSERT]\nJudge of the Grand Court\nTHIS Order was filed by [name of Defendant or his attorney] whose address for service is [state address\nwithin the jurisdiction]\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nNo. 77\n\nOrder to enforce an arbitral award (O. 73, r. 31)\n\nIN THE GRAND COURT OF THE CAYMAN ISLANDS\nFINANCIAL SERVICES DIVISION\n\nCAUSE NO:  FSD[  ] OF [   ]-[INITIALS OF JUDGE]\n\nIN THE MATTER OF THE [ARBITRATION LAW, 2012][FOREIGN ARBITRAL\nAWARDS ENFORCEMENT LAW, 1975]\n\nIN [CHAMBERS][COURT]\n[DATE OF HEARING]\nBEFORE HON. JUSTICE [NAME OF JUDGE]\n\n[TITLE OF PROCEEDING]\n\nEX PARTE ORDER\nUPON hearing the Plaintiff's Ex Parte Originating Summons issued on [date]\nAND UPON reading the [affidavits read]\nAND UPON hearing counsel for the Plaintiff\nIT IS ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that\n1.\nPursuant to section [52 or 72 of the Arbitration Law, 2012][Section 5 of the\nForeign Arbitral Awards Enforcement Law, 1975] the Plaintiff has leave to\nenforce in the same manner as a judgment or order to the same effect the\nfollowing award made in an arbitration between the Plaintiff and the Defendant (a\ncopy of which is attached hereto):\n(a)\n[details of the award]\n2.\nJudgment is hereby entered in the terms of the above-mentioned award.\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\n3.\nWithin 14 days [or such period as the court may fix if served out of the\njurisdiction] after service of this Order the Defendant may apply to set aside this\nOrder and the said award shall not be enforced until after the expiration of that\nperiod, or, if the Defendant applies within the 14 day period [or such period as\nthe court may fix if served out of the jurisdiction] to set aside this Order, until the\napplication is finally disposed of.\n4.\nThe Plaintiff's costs of and occasioned by this application be paid by the\nDefendant on the [standard][indemnity] basis, to be taxed if not agreed.\nDATED this [   ] day of [  ] 20\nFILED this [  ] day of [   ] 20\n__________________________________\nThe Honourable Mr Justice [Insert]\nJudge of the Grand Court\n\nTHIS Order was filed by [name of Plaintiff or his attorney], whose address for service is\n[state address within the jurisdiction]\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nTHE GRAND COURT LAW (1995 REVISION)\nTHE GRAND COURT RULES, 1995 (REVISED EDITION)\nTABLE OF CONTENTS\nPREAMBLE ...................................................................................................................... 48A\nTHE GRAND COURT RULES 1995 ....................................................................................  49\nEXPLANATORY MEMORANDUM  ........................................................................................... 49\n1 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................................49\n2 COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS  .......................................................................................... 49\n3 ASSIGNMENT AND TRANSFER OF EXISTING PROCEEDINGS  ...................................................... 50\n4 THE REGISTER OF WRITS AND OTHER ORIGINATING PROCESS  ................................................ 50\n5 ISSUE AND SERVICE OF WRITS ..................................................................................................... 51\n6 ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SERVICE ................................................................................................. 51\n7 DEFAULT JUDGMENTS .................................................................................................................. 51\n8 SUMMARY JUDGMENT ................................................................................................................... 52\n9 CONSENT OF JUDGMENTS ............................................................................................................ 52\n10 DISCOVERY .................................................................................................................................................... 52\n11 INTERLOCUTORY SUMMONSES AND MOTIONS ....................................................................................... 53\n12 AFFIDAVITS AND EXHIBITS .......................................................................................................................... 53\n13 TRIALS AND FINAL HEARINGS ..................................................................................................................... 53\n14 EXCHANGE OF WITNESS STATEMENTS .................................................................................................... 55\n15 DRAWING UP AND FILING ORDERS AND JUDGMENTS ........................................................................... 55\n16 PAPER, PRINTING, BINDING AND COPIES .................................................................................................. 56\n17 COURT FEES .................................................................................................................................................. 56\n18 COURT FUNDS OFFICE ................................................................................................................................. 57\n19 EXECUTION GENERALLY  ............................................................................................................................ 57\n20 EXAMINATION OF JUDGMENT DEBTORS ................................................................................... 58\n21 IMPRISONMENT FOR NON-PAYMENT OF DEBTS ........................................................................ 58\n22 ATTACHMENT OF EARNINGS ORDERS  ....................................................................................... 59\n23 APPLICATIONS UNDER SECTION 45 OF THE TRUST LAW .......................................................... 60\nORDER 1  ...............................................................................................................  61\nCITATION, APPLICATION, COMMENCEMENT, INTERPRETATION AND FORMS ................ 61\nCITATION (O. 1, R.1) ................................................................................................................................... 61\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nAPPLICATION (O. 1, R.2) ............................................................................................................................. 61\nCOMMENCEMENT AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS (O. 1, R.3)  ............................................................ 62\nREVOCATIONS (O. 1, R.4)  ......................................................................................................................... 62\nNON APPLICATION OF ENGLISH RULES (O. 1, R.5) .................................................................................. 63\nAPPLICATION OF INTERPRETATION LAW (1995 REVISION) (O. 1, R.6)  .................................................... 63\nDEFINITIONS (O.1, R.7) .............................................................................................................................. 63\nCONSTRUCTION OF REFERENCES TO ORDERS, RULES, ETC. (O. 1, R.8) .............................................. 66\nCONSTRUCTION OF REFERENCES TO ACTION, ETC. FOR POSSESSION OF LAND (O. 1, R.9)  .............. 66\nPRESCRIBED FORMS (O. 1, R. 10) ............................................................................................................. 67\nUSE OF ENGLISH PRACTICE FORMS AS PRECEDENTS (O. 1, R.11) ........................................................ 67\nPRACTICE DIRECTIONS (O. 1, R.12) .......................................................................................................... 67\nORDER 2 ................................................................................................................  69\nEFFECT OF NON-COMPLIANCE ................................................................................................ 69\nNON-COMPLIANCE WITH RULES (O.2, R.1) ............................................................................................... 69\nAPPLICATION TO SET ASIDE FOR IRREGULARITY (O.2, R.2)  ................................................................... 69\nORDER 3 ............................................................................................................................ 71\nTIME ............................................................................................................................. 71\n\"MONTH\" MEANS CALENDAR MONTH (O.3, R.1)  .................................................................................. 71\nRECKONING PERIODS OF TIME (O.3, R.2)  ............................................................................................ 71\nNO RULE (O.3, R.3)  .........................................................................................................................................71\nTIME EXPIRES ON SATURDAY, SUNDAY, ETC. (O.3, R.4)  .................................................................... 71\nEXTENSION, ETC. OF TIME (O.3, R.5)  .............................................................................................. 71\nNOTICE OF INTENTION TO PROCEED AFTER SIX MONTHS' DELAY (O.3, R.6)  .................................. 72\nORDER 4 ............................................................................................................................ 73\nASSIGNMENT, TRANSFER AND CONSOLIDATION OF PROCEEDINGS ................................. 73\nASSIGNMENT OF PROCEEDING AMONGST DIVISIONS OF THE COURT (O.4, R.1)  ........................... 73\nASSIGNMENT OF PROCEEDINGS TO A PARTICULAR JUDGE (O.4, R.2)  ........................................... 73\nTRANSFER OF PROCEEDINGS BETWEEN DIVISIONS (O.4, R.3) ............................................................. 73\nCONSOLIDATION OF CAUSES OR MATTERS (O.4, R.4)  ........................................................................ 74\nORDER 5 ............................................................................................................................ 75\nMODE OF BEGINNING CIVIL PROCEEDINGS ......................................................................... 75\nMODE OF BEGINNING CIVIL PROCEEDINGS (O.5, R.1)  ........................................................................... 75\nPROCEEDINGS WHICH MUST BE BEGUN BY WRIT (O.5, R.2)  ................................................................ 76\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nPROCEEDINGS WHICH MUST BE BEGUN BY ORIGINATING SUMMONS (O.5, R.3)  ................................ 76\nPROCEEDINGS WHICH MAY BE BEGUN BY WRIT OR ORIGINATING SUMMONS (O.5, R.4) .................... 76\nPROCEEDINGS WHICH MAY BE BEGUN BY PETITION OR WRIT (O.5, R 4A) ........................................... 77\nPROCEEDINGS TO BE BEGUN BY MOTION OR PETITION (O.5, R.5)  ....................................................... 77\nRIGHT TO SUE IN PERSON (O.5, R.6) ........................................................................................................ 77\nORDER 6 ............................................................................................................................ 79\nWRITS OF SUMMONS: GENERAL PROVISIONS ..................................................................... 79\nFORM OF WRIT (O.6, R.1) .......................................................................................................................... 79\nINDORSEMENT OF CLAIM (O.6, R.2)  ........................................................................................................ 79\nINDORSEMENT AS TO CAPACITY (O.6, R.3) .............................................................................................. 80\nINDORSEMENT AS TO INSURERS OF MOTOR VEHICLES (O.6, R.4) ........................................................ 80\nINDORSEMENT AS TO ATTORNEY AND ADDRESS (O.6, R.5)  .................................................................. 80\nOFFICE COPIES OF WRITS (O.6, R.6)  .............................................................................................. 81\nNO RULES (O.6, RR.7-7A) .......................................................................................................................... 81\nDURATION AND RENEWAL OF WRIT (O.6, R.8)  ........................................................................................ 81\nORDER 7 ............................................................................................................................ 83\nORIGINATING SUMMONSES: GENERAL PROVISIONS ........................................................... 83\nAPPLICATION (O.7, R.1) .............................................................................................................................. 83\nFORM OF SUMMONS, ETC. (O.7, R.2) ....................................................................................................... 83\nCONTENTS OF SUMMONS (O.7, R.3)  ........................................................................................................ 83\nOFFICE COPY OF SUMMONS (O.7, R.4) ..................................................................................................... 83\nNO RULE (O.7, R.5)NO RULE (O.7, R.5)  ..................................................................................................... 83\nDURATION AND RENEWAL OF SUMMONS (O.7, R.6)  ............................................................................... 83\nEX PARTE ORIGINATING SUMMONS (O.7, R.7) ......................................................................................... 84\nORDER 8 ............................................................................................................................ 85\nORIGINATING AND OTHER MOTIONS: GENERAL PROVISIONS ........................................... 85\nAPPLICATION (O.8, R.1) .............................................................................................................................. 85\nNOTICE OF MOTION (O.8, R.2) .................................................................................................................. 85\nFORM AND ISSUE OF NOTICE OF MOTION (O.8, R.3) ............................................................................... 85\nSERVICE OF NOTICE OF MOTION WITH WRIT, ETC. (O.8, R.4) ................................................................ 85\nADJOURNMENT OF HEARING (O.8, R.5) ................................................................................................... 86\nORDER 9 ....................................................................................................................... 87\nPETITIONS: GENERAL PROVISIONS ........................................................................................ 87\nAPPLICATION (O.9, R.1) .............................................................................................................................. 87\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nCONTENTS OF PETITION (O.9, R.2)  .......................................................................................................... 87\nNO RULE (O.9, R.3) .................................................................................................................................... 87\nFIXING TIME FOR HEARING PETITION (O.9, R.4)  ..................................................................................... 87\nCERTAIN APPLICATIONS NOT TO BE MADE BY PETITION (O.9, R.5) ........................................................ 87\nORDER 10 ................................................................................................................................... 89\nSERVICE OF ORIGINATING PROCESS: GENERAL PROVISIONS ................................................... 89\nGENERAL PROVISIONS (O. 10, R.1)  .......................................................................................................... 89\nSERVICE OF WRIT ON AGENT OF OVERSEAS PRINCIPAL (O. 10, R.2) ..................................................... 89\nSERVICE OF WRIT IN PURSUANCE OF CONTRACT (O. 10, R.3)  .............................................................. 90\nSERVICE OF WRIT IN CERTAIN ACTIONS FOR POSSESSION OF LAND (O. 10, R.4) ................................. 90\nSERVICE OF ORIGINATING SUMMONS, NOTICE OF MOTION OR PETITION (O. 10, R.5) ......................... 91\nORDER 11  .............................................................................................................. 93\nSERVICE OF PROCESS, ETC. OUT OF THE JURISDICTION ................................................. 93\nPRINCIPAL CASES IN WHICH SERVICE OF WRIT OUT OF JURISDICTION IS PERMISSIBLE (O. 11,\nR.1)  ........................................................................................................................................... 93\nNO RULES (O. 11, RR.2-3) .......................................................................................................................... 95\nAPPLICATION FOR, AND GRANT OF, LEAVE TO SERVE WRIT OUT OF JURISDICTION (O. 11, R.4) ........ 95\nSERVICE OF WRIT ABROAD; GENERAL (O.11, R5) ................................................................................... 95\nSERVICE OF WRIT ABROAD THROUGH FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS, JUDICIAL AUTHORITIES\nAND\nBRITISH CONSULS (O. 11, R.6)  ................................................................................................................. 96\nSERVICE OF PROCESS ON A FOREIGN STATE (O. 11, R.7)  ..................................................................... 98\nUNDERTAKING TO PAY EXPENSES OF GOVERNOR (O. 11, R.8) .............................................................. 99\nSERVICE OF ORIGINATING SUMMONS, PETITION, NOTICE OF MOTION, ETC. (O. 11, R.9) .................... 99\nORDER 12  ............................................................................................................ 101\nACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SERVICE TO WRIT OR ORIGINATING SUMMONS ...................... 101\nMODE OF ACKNOWLEDGING SERVICE (O. 12, R.1)  ............................................................................. 101\nNO RULE (O. 12, R.2)  .............................................................................................................................. 101\nACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SERVICE (O. 12, R.3)  ...................................................................................... 101\nPROCEDURE ON RECEIPT OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SERVICE (O. 12, R.4)  .................................... 102\nTIME LIMITED FOR ACKNOWLEDGING SERVICE (O. 12, R.5) ................................................................ 102\nLATE ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SERVICE (O. 12, R.6)  ............................................................................ 103\nACKNOWLEDGMENT NOT TO CONSTITUTE WAIVER (O. 12, R.7)  ......................................................... 103\nDISPUTE AS TO JURISDICTION (O. 12, R.8)  ........................................................................................... 103\nAPPLICATION BY DEFENDANT WHERE WRIT NOT SERVED (O. 12, R.8A)  ............................................ 104\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SERVICE OF ORIGINATING SUMMONS (O. 12, R.9) ....................................... 105\nACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SERVICE TO BE TREATED AS ENTRY OF APPEARANCE (O. 12, R.10) ..........105\nORDER 13 .................................................................................................................. 107\nFAILURE TO GIVE NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DEFEND ............................................ 107\nCLAIM FOR LIQUITDATED DEMAND (O.13, R.1) ..................................................................................... 107\nCLAIM FOR UNLIQUIDATED DAMAGES (O.13, R.2) ................................................................................ 107\nCLAIM IN DETINUE (O. 13, R.3) ............................................................................................................... 107\nCLAIM FOR POSSESSION OF LAND (O. 13, R.4) ...................................................................................... 108\nMIXED CLAIMS (O. 13, R.5) ..................................................................................................................... 108\nOTHER CLAIMS (0. 13, R.6) ...................................................................................................................... 108\nPRESCRIBED TIME (0. 13, R.6A) .............................................................................................................. 108\nPROOF OF SERVICE OF WRIT (0. 13, R.7) ............................................................................................... 109\nJUDGMENT AGAINST A STATE (0. 13, R.7A) ........................................................................................... 109\nNO RULE (0. 13, R. 7B) ............................................................................................................................. 110\nSTAY OF EXECUTION ON DEFAULT JUDGMENT (0. 13, R.8) ................................................................. 110\nSETTING ASIDE JUDGMENT (0. 13, R.9) ........................................................................................ 110\nORDER 14 .......................................................................................................... 111\nSUMMARY JUDGMENT ............................................................................................ 111\nI. APPLICATION BY PLAINTIFF ........................................................................................... 111\nAPPLICATION BY PLAINTIFF FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT (O. 14, R.1)  ................................................. 111\nMANNER IN WHICH APPLICATION UNDER RULE 1 MUST BE MADE (O. 14, R.2)  ................................. 111\nJUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF (O. 14, R.3]  ............................................................................................... 111\nLEAVE TO DEFEND (O. 14, R.4)  .............................................................................................................. 112\nAPPLICATION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT ON COUNTERCLAIM (O. 14, R.5)  ....................................... 112\nDIRECTIONS (O. 14, R.6) .......................................................................................................................... 113\nCOSTS (O. 14, R.7)  .................................................................................................................................. 113\nRIGHT TO PROCEED WITH RESIDUE OF ACTION OR COUNTERCLAIM (O. 14, R.8) ............................. 113\nJUDGMENT FOR DELIVERY UP OF CHATTEL (O. 14, R.9)  ..................................................................... 114\nRELIEF AGAINST FORFEITURE (O. 14, R. 10)  ........................................................................................ 114\nSETTING ASIDE JUDGMENT (O. 14, R.11)  ............................................................................................. 114\nII. APPLICATION BY DEFENDANT ........................................................................................ 114\nAPPLICATION BY DEFENDANT FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT (O. 14, R.12) ............................................. 114\nMANNER IN WHICH APPLICATION UNDER RULE 12 MUST BE MADE (O. 14, R. 13)  ............................ 114\nJUDGMENT FOR DEFENDANT (O. 14, R.14) ........................................................................................... 115\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nORDER 14A ................................................................................................................. 117\nDISPOSAL OF CASE ON POINT OF LAW ............................................................................... 117\nDETERMINATION OF QUESTIONS OF LAW OR CONSTRUCTION (O.14A, R.1) ....................................... 117\nMANNER IN WHICH APPLICATION UNDER RULE 1 MAY BE MADE (O.14A, R.2)  .................................. 117\nORDER 15 ................................................................................................................... 119\nCAUSES OF ACTION, COUNTERCLAIMS AND PARTIES ...................................................... 119\nJOINDER OF CAUSES OF ACTION (O. 15, R.1)  ....................................................................................... 119\nCOUNTERCLAIM AGAINST PLAINTIFF (O. 15, R.2)  ................................................................................. 119\nCOUNTERCLAIM AGAINST ADDITIONAL PARTIES (O. 15, R.3) ............................................................... 120\nJOINDER OF PARTIES (O. 15, R.4)  .......................................................................................................... 121\nCOURT MAY ORDER SEPARATE TRIALS, ETC. (O. 15, R.5)  ................................................................... 121\nMISJOINDER AND NONJOINDER OF PARTIES (O. 15, R.6)  .................................................................... 121\nPROCEEDINGS AGAINST ESTATES (O. 15, R.6A)  ................................................................................... 123\nCHANGE OF PARTIES BY REASON OF DEATH, ETC. (O. 15, R.7) ........................................................... 124\nPROVISIONS CONSEQUENTIAL ON MAKING OF ORDER UNDER RULE 6 OR 7 (O.15, R8)  ................... 125\nFAILURE TO PROCEED AFTER DEATH OF PARTY (O. 15, R.9) ............................................................... 126\nACTIONS FOR POSSESSION OF LAND (O. 15, R. 10) ............................................................................... 126\nACTIONS IN DETINUE, CONVERSION OR FOR TRESPASS TO GOODS (O. 15, R.10A) ........................... 127\nRELATOR ACTIONS (O. 15, R.11)  ............................................................................................................ 127\nREPRESENTATIVE PROCEEDINGS (O. 15, R. 12) .................................................................................... 127\nDERIVATIVE ACTIONS (O. 15, R. 12A) ..................................................................................................... 128\nREPRESENTATION OF INTERESTED PERSON WHO CANOT BE ASCERTAINED, ETC. (O.15, R.13) ...... 130\nNOTICE OF ACTION TO NON-PARTIES (O. 15, R. 13A)  ........................................................................... 131\nREPRESENTATION OF BENEFICIARIES BY TRUSTEES, ETC. (O. 15, R. 14) ........................................... 132\nREPRESENTATION OF DECEASED PERSON INTERESTED IN PROCEEDINGS (O. 15, R. 15)  ............... 132\nDECLARATORY JUDGMENT (O. 15, R16)  ............................................................................................... 133\nCONDUCT OF PROCEEDINGS (O. 15, R. 17)  .......................................................................................... 133\nORDER 16 ................................................................................................................... 135\nTHIRD PARTY AND SIMILAR PROCEEDINGS ...................................................................... 135\nTHIRD PARTY NOTICE (O. 16, R.1)  .......................................................................................................... 135\nAPPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO ISSUE THIRD PARTY NOTICE (O. 16, R.2)  .............................................. 135\nISSUE, SERVICE AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SERVICE, OF THIRD PARTY NOTICE (O. 16, R.3) ....... 136\nTHIRD PARTY DIRECTIONS (O. 16, R.4)  .................................................................................................. 136\nDEFAULT OF THIRD PARTY, ETC. (O. 16, R.5)  ....................................................................................... 137\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nSETTING ASIDE THIRD PARTY PROCEEDINGS (O. 16, R.6)  ................................................................... 138\nJUDGMENT BETWEEN DEFENDANT AND THIRD PARTY (O. 16, R.7)  ................................................... 138\nCLAIMS AND ISSUES BETWEEN A DEFENDANT AND SOME OTHER PARTY (O. 16, R.8) ...................... 138\nCLAIMS BY THIRD AND SUBSEQUENT PARTIES (O. 16, R.9)  ................................................................ 139\nOFFER OF CONTRIBUTION (O. 16, R. 10)  ............................................................................................... 140\nCOUNTERCLAIM BY DEFENDANT (O. 16, R.11)  ..................................................................................... 140\nORDER 17  ............................................................................................................ 141\nINTERPLEADER .......................................................................................................... 141\nENTITLEMENT TO RELIEF BY WAY OF INTERPLEADER (O. 17, R.1)  .................................................... 141\nCLAIM TO GOODS, ETC., TAKEN IN EXECUTION (O. 17, R.2)  ................................................................ 141\nMODE OF APPLICATION (O. 17, R.3)  ....................................................................................................... 142\nNO RULE (O. 17, R.4)  ..............................................................................................................................143\nPOWERS OF COURT HEARING SUMMONS (O. 17, R.5) ........................................................................... 143\nPOWER TO ORDER SALE OF GOODS TAKEN IN EXECUTION (O. 17, R.6)  ............................................ 143\nPOWER TO STAY PROCEEDINGS (O. 17, R.7) ......................................................................................... 144\nOTHER POWERS (O. 17, R.8)  .................................................................................................................. 144\nONE ORDER IN SEVERAL CAUSES OR MATTERS (O. 17, R.9)  ............................................................... 144\nDISCOVERY (O. 17, R. 10)  ....................................................................................................................... 144\nTRIAL OF INTERPLEADER ISSUE (O. 17, R.11)  ...................................................................................... 144\nAPPEAL FROM JUDGMENT ETC. OF JUDGE IN INTERPLEADER PROCEEDINGS (O. 17, R.12) ........... 144\nORDER 18  ...........................................................................................................  147\nPLEADINGS  .........................................................................................................  147\nSERVICE OF STATEMENT OF CLAIM (O. 18, R.1) .................................................................................. 147\nSERVICE OF DEFENCE (O. 18, R.2)  ....................................................................................................... 147\nSERVICE OF REPLY AND DEFENCE TO COUNTERCLAIM (O. 18, R.3)  .........................................  147\nPLEADINGS SUBSEQUENT TO REPLY (O. 18, R.4)  ................................................................................ 148\nNO RULE (O. 18, R.5)  ............................................................................................................................. 148\nPLEADINGS: FORMAL REQUIREMENTS (O. 18, R.6)  ....................................................................  148\nFACTS, NOT EVIDENCE, TO BE PLEADED (O. 18, R.7)  ................................................................  148\nCONVICTION, ETC. TO BE ADDUCED IN EVIDENCE: MATTERS TO BE PLEADED (O. 18, R.7A)  .......... 149\nMATTERS WHICH MUST BE SPECIFICALLY PLEADED (O. 18, R.8) ....................................................... 150\nMATTER MAY BE PLEADED WHENEVER ARISING (O. 18, R.9)  ............................................................ 150\nDEPARTURE (O. 18, R. 10)  ..................................................................................................................... 151\nPOINTS OF LAW MAY BE PLEADED (O. 18, R.11)  .................................................................................. 151\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nPARTICULARS OF PLEADING (O. 18, R. 12)  ........................................................................................... 151\nADMISSIONS AND DENIALS (O. 18, R. 13)  ...................................................................................  152\nDENIAL BY JOINDER OF ISSUE (O. 18, R. 14)  ....................................................................................... 152\nSTATEMENT OF CLAIM (O. 18, R. 15)  .................................................................................................... 153\nDEFENCE OF TENDER (O. 18, R.16)  ...................................................................................................... 153\nDEFENCE OF SET-OFF (O. 18, R.17) ....................................................................................................... 153\nCOUNTERCLAIM AND DEFENCE TO COUNTERCLAIM (O. 18, R. 18)  .................................................... 153\nSTRIKING OUT PLEADINGS AND INDORSEMENTS (O. 18, R. 19)  .......................................................... 154\nCLOSE OF PLEADINGS (O. 18, R.20)  ...................................................................................................... 154\nTRIAL WITHOUT PLEADINGS (O. 18, R.21)  ............................................................................................. 154\nORDER 19  ............................................................................................................ 157\nDEFAULT OF PLEADINGS  .................................................................................................... 157\nDEFAULT OF SERVICE OF STATEMENT OF CLAIM (O. 19, R.1)  ........................................................... 157\nDEFAULT OF DEFENCE: CLAIM FOR LIQUIDATED DEMAND (O. 19, R.2)  ............................................ 157\nDEFAULT OF DEFENCE: CLAIM FOR UNLIQUIDATED DAMAGES (O. 19, R.3)  ...................................... 157\nDEFAULT OF DEFENCE: CLAIM IN DETINUE (O. 19, R.4)  ...................................................................... 157\nDEFAULT OF DEFENCE: CLAIM FOR POSSESSION OF LAND (O. 19, R.5)  ............................................ 158\nDEFAULT OF DEFENCE: MIXED CLAIMS (O. 19, R.6)  ............................................................................ 158\nDEFAULT OF DEFENCE: OTHER CLAIMS (O. 19, R.7) ............................................................................ 158\nDEFAULT OF DEFENCE TO COUNTERCLAIM (O. 19, R.8)  ..................................................................... 159\nSETTING ASIDE JUDGMENT (O. 19, R.9)  ............................................................................................... 159\nORDER 20  ............................................................................................................ 161\nAMENDMENT ............................................................................................................. 161\nAMENDMENT OF WRIT WITHOUT LEAVE (O.20, R.1)  ...................................................................  161\nAMENDMENT OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SERVICE (O.20, R.2)  .......................................................... 161\nAMENDMENT OF PLEADINGS WITHOUT LEAVE (O.20, R.3)  .................................................................. 162\nAPPLICATION FOR DISALLOWANCE OF AMENDMENT MADE WITHOUT LEAVE (O.20, R.4) ................. 163\nAMENDMENT OF WRIT OR PLEADING WITH LEAVE (O.20, R.5)  ........................................................... 163\nNO RULE (O.20, R.6)  ............................................................................................................................... 163\nAMENDMENT OF OTHER ORIGINATING PROCESS (O.20, R.7)  .............................................................. 164\nAMENDMENT OF CERTAIN OTHER DOCUMENTS (O.20, R.8)  ............................................................... 164\nFAILURE TO AMEND AFTER ORDER (O.20, R.9)  ........................................................................... 164\nMODE OF AMENDMENT OF WRIT, ETC. (O.20, R. 10) ............................................................................ 164\nAMENDMENT OF JUDGMENT AND ORDERS (O.20, R.11)  ..................................................................... 164\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nAMENDMENT OF PLEADINGS BY AGREEMENT (O.20, R. 12)  ................................................................ 165\nMANNER IN WHICH AMENDMENTS SHOULD BE SHOWN (O.20, R. 13) ................................................ 165\nORDER 21  ............................................................................................................ 167\nWITHDRAWAL AND DISCONTINUANCE ................................................................................. 167\nWITHDRAWAL OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SERVICE (O.2 1, R.1)  ........................................................ 167\nDISCONTINUANCE OF ACTION, ETC., WITHOUT LEAVE (O.2 1, R.2)  .................................................... 167\nDISCONTINUANCE OF ACTION, ETC., WITH LEAVE (O.2 1, R.3)  ........................................................... 168\nEFFECT OF DISCONTINUANCE (O.2 1, R.4)  ........................................................................................... 168\nSTAY OF SUBSEQUENT ACTION UNTIL COSTS PAID (O.2 1, R.5)  .......................................................... 168\nWITHDRAWAL OF SUMMONS (O.2 1, R.6)  .............................................................................................. 169\nORDER 22 ................................................................................................................... 171\nPAYMENT INTO AND OUT OF COURT .................................................................................... 171\nPAYMENT INTO COURT (O.22, R.1)  ..............................................................................................  171\nPAYMENT IN BY DEFENDANT WHO HAS COUNTERCLAIMED (O.22, R.2) .............................................. 172\nACCEPTANCE OF MONEY PAID INTO COURT (O.22, R.3) ....................................................................... 172\nORDER FOR PAYMENT OUT OF MONEY ACCEPTED REQUIRED IN CERTAIN CASES (O.22, R.4) ......... 173\nMONEY REMAINING IN COURT (O.22, R.5).............................................................................................. 174\nCOUNTERCLAIM (O. 22, R.6)  .................................................................................................................. 174\nNON-DISCLOSURE OF PAYMENT INTO COURT (O.22, R.7)  ................................................................... 174\nMONEY PAID INTO COURT UNDER ORDER (O.22, R.8) .......................................................................... 175\nNO RULES (O.22, RR.9-12) ....................................................................................................................... 175\nINVESTMENT OF MONEY IN COURT (O.22, R. 13)  ................................................................................. 175\nWRITTEN OFFERS \"WITHOUT PREJUDICE SAVE AS TO COSTS\" (O.22, R. 14)  ..................................... 175\nORDER 23 ................................................................................................................... 177\nSECURITY FOR COSTS ................................................................................................ 177\nSECURITY FOR COSTS OF ACTION, ETC. (O.23, R.1) .............................................................................. 177\nMANNER OF GIVING SECURITY (O.23, R.2)  ........................................................................................... 177\nSAVING FOR ENACTMENTS (O.23, R.3) ................................................................................................... 178\nORDER 24 ................................................................................................................... 179\nDISCOVERY .......................................................................................................... 179\nI. DOCUMETARY DISCOVERY  ............................................................................................. 179\nMUTUAL DISCOVERY OF DOCUMENTS (O.24, R.1) ................................................................................ 179\nDISCOVERY BY PARTIES WITHOUT ORDER (O.24, R.2) ......................................................................... 179\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nORDER FOR DISCOVERY (O.24, R.3)  ...................................................................................................... 180\nORDERS FOR DETERMINATION OF ISSUE, ETC., BEFORE DISCOVERY (O.24, R.4) ............................. 181\nFORM OF LIST AND AFFIDAVIT (O.24, R.5)  ............................................................................................ 181\nDEFENDANT ENTITLED TO COPY OF CO-DEFENDANT'S LIST (O.24, R.6)  ............................................ 181\nORDER FOR DISCOVERY OF PARTICULAR DOCUMENTS (O.24, R.7)  ................................................... 182\nDISCOVERY TO BE ORDERED ONLY IF NECESSARY (O.24, R.8)  .......................................................... 182\nINSPECTION OF DOCUMENTS REFERRED TO IN LIST (O.24, R.9)  ........................................................ 182\nINSPECTION OF DOCUMENTS REFERRED TO IN PLEADINGS AND AFFIDAVITS (O.24, R.10) .............. 183\nORDER FOR PRODUCTION FOR INSPECTION (O.24, R.11)  .................................................................... 183\nPROVISION OF COPIES OF DOCUMENTS (O.24, R. 12) .......................................................................... 183\nORDER FOR PRODUCTION TO COURT (O.24, R. 13) .............................................................................. 184\nPRODUCTION TO BE ORDERED ONLY IF NECESSARY, ETC. (O.24, R. 14) ............................................ 184\nPRODUCTION OF BUSINESS BOOKS (O.24, R. 15)  ................................................................................ 184\nII. DISCOVERY BY ORAL EXAMINATION  ....................................................................... 185\nORDER FOR DISCOVERY BY ORAL EXAMINATION (O.24, R. 16)  ........................................................... 185\nCONDUCT OF EXAMINATION (O.24, R.17) .............................................................................................. 185\nUSE OF TRANSCRIPTS (O.24, R.18) ......................................................................................................... 186\nIII. GENERAL PROVISIONS  ............................................................................................. 187\nDISCLOSURE WHICH WOULD BE INJURIOUS TO PUBLIC INTEREST: SAVING (O.24, R. 19) ................ 187\nFAILURE TO COMPLY WITH AN ORDER FOR DISCOVERY. (O.24, R.20)  ............................................... 187\nREVOCATION AND VARIATION OF ORDERS (O.24, R.21) ....................................................................... 187\nUSE OF DOCUMENTS AND TRANSCRIPTS (O.24, R.22) .......................................................................... 187\nORDER 25  ............................................................................................................ 189\nSUMMONS FOR DIRECTIONS .......................................................................................... 189\nSUMMONS FOR DIRECTIONS (O.25, R.1) ................................................................................................ 189\nDUTY TO CONSIDER ALL MATTERS (O.25, R.2)  ..................................................................................... 190\nPARTICULAR MATTERS FOR CONSIDERATION (O.25, R.3)  .................................................................... 191\nADMISSIONS AND AGREEMENTS TO BE MADE (O.25, R.4)  .................................................................. 192\nLIMITATION OF RIGHT OF APPEAL (O.25, R.5) ........................................................................................ 192\nDUTY TO GIVE ALL INFORMATION AT HEARING (O.25, R.6)  ................................................................. 192\nDUTY TO MAKE ALL INTERLOCUTORY APPLICATIONS ON SUMMONS FOR DIRECTIONS (O.25,\nR.7) ........................................................................................................................................................... 193\nAUTOMATIC DIRECTIONS IN PERSONAL INJURY ACTIONS (O.25, R.8) ................................................. 193\nORDER 26  ............................................................................................................ 197\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nINTERROGATORIES .................................................................................................... 197\nDISCOVERY BY INTERROGATORIES (O.26, R.1)  .................................................................................... 197\nFORM AND NATURE OF INTERROGATORIES (O.26, R.2)  ....................................................................... 197\nINTERROGATORIES WITHOUT ORDER (O.26, R.3)  ................................................................................ 198\nORDERED INTERROGATORIES (O.26, R.4)  ................................................................................... 198\nOBJECTIONS AND INSUFFICIENT ANSWERS (O.26, R.5)  ...................................................................... 198\nFAILURE TO COMPLY WITH ORDER (O.26, R.6) ...................................................................................... 199\nUSE OF ANSWERS TO INTERROGATORIES AT TRIAL (O.26, R.7)  .......................................................... 199\nREVOCATION AND VARIATION OF ORDERS (O.26, R.8) ......................................................................... 200\nORDER 27  ............................................................................................................ 201\nADMISSIONS  ........................................................................................................ 201\nADMISSION OF CASE OF OTHER PARTY (O.27, R.1)  .............................................................................. 201\nNOTICE TO ADMIT (O.27, R.2) ................................................................................................................. 201\nJUDGMENT ON ADMISSIONS (0.27, R.3)................................................................................................. 201\nADMISSION AND PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS SPECIFIED IN LIST OF DOCUMENTS (O.27,\nR.4) ........................................................................................................................................................... 201\nNOTICES TO ADMIT OR PRODUCE DOCUMENTS (O.27, R.5) ................................................................. 202\nORDER 28  ............................................................................................................ 203\nORIGINATING SUMMONS PROCEDURE ................................................................................. 203\nAPPLICATION (O.28, R.1) .......................................................................................................................... 203\nAFFIDAVIT EVIDENCE (O.28, R. 1A)  ....................................................................................................... 203\nFIXING TIME FOR ATTENDANCE OF PARTIES BEFORE COURT (O.28, R.2) .......................................... 204\nNOTICE OF HEARING (O.28, R.3)  ............................................................................................................ 204\nDIRECTIONS, ETC., BY COURT (O.28, R.4)  ............................................................................................. 205\nADJOURNMENT OF SUMMONS (O.28, R.5) ............................................................................................. 206\nAPPLICATIONS AFFECTING PARTY WHO HAS NOT ACKNOWLEDGED SERVICE (O.28, R.6)  ................ 206\nCOUNTERCLAIM BY DEFENDANT (O.28, R.7)  ........................................................................................ 206\nCONTINUATION OF PROCEEDINGS AS IF CAUSE OR MATTER BEGUN BY WRIT (O.28, R.8) ................ 206\nORDER FOR HEARING OR TRIAL (O.28, R.9)  ......................................................................................... 207\nFAILURE TO COMPLY WITH RULES OF COURT ORDERS (O.28, R. 10) .................................................. 207\nNO RULE (O.28, R.11) .............................................................................................................................. 208\nORDER 29  ............................................................................................................ 209\nINTERLOCUTORY INJUNCTIONS, INTERIM PRESERVATION OF PROPERTY,\nINTERIM PAYMENTS, ETC .............................................................................................. 209\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nI. INTERLOCUTORY INJUNCTIONS, INTERIM PRESERVATION OF PROPERTY,\nETC ......................................................................................................................................... 209\nAPPLICATION FOR INJUNCTION (O.29, R.1)  ........................................................................................... 209\nNO RULE (O.29, 1A).................................................................................................................................. 209\nDETENTION, PRESERVATION, ETC., OF SUBJECT MATTER OF CAUSE OR MATTER (O.29,\nR.2) ................................................................................................................................................ 209\nNO RULE (O.29, 2A).................................................................................................................................. 210\nPOWER TO ORDER SAMPLES TO BE TAKEN, ETC. (O.29, R.3) .............................................................. 210\nSALE OF PERISHABLE PROPERTY, ETC. (O.29, R.4) ............................................................................... 210\nORDER FOR EARLY TRIAL (O.29, R.5)  .................................................................................................... 211\nRECOVERY OF PERSONAL PROPERTY SUBJECT TO LIEN, ETC. (O.29, R.6)  ........................................ 211\nDIRECTIONS (O.29, R.7) ........................................................................................................................... 211\nNO RULE (O.29, R.7A)  ............................................................................................................................. 211\nALLOWANCE OF INCOME OF PROPERTY PENDING SUIT (O.29, R.8) ..................................................... 211\nII. INTERIM PAYMENTS ......................................................................................... 212\nINTERPRETATION OF PART II (O.29, R.9) ................................................................................................ 212\nAPPLICATION FOR INTERIM PAYMENT (O.29, R. 10) ............................................................................... 212\nORDER FOR INTERIM PAYMENT IN RESPECT OF DAMAGES (O.29, R.11)  ............................................ 212\nORDER FOR INTERIM PAYMENT IN RESPECT OF SUMS OTHER THAN DAMAGES (O.29, R. 12) .......... 213\nMANNER OF PAYMENT (O.29, R. 13) ....................................................................................................... 214\nDIRECTIONS ON APPLICATION UNDER RULE 10 (O.29, R. 14)  .............................................................. 214\nNON-DISCLOSURE OF INTERIM PAYMENT (O.29, R.15) ......................................................................... 214\nPAYMENT INTO COURT IN SATISFACTION (O.29, R. 16)  ........................................................................ 214\nADJUSTMENT ON FINAL JUDGMENT OR ORDER OR ON DISCONTINUANCE (O.29, R. 17)  ................. 215\nCOUNTERCLAIMS AND OTHER PROCEEDINGS (O.29, R.18) .................................................................. 215\nORDER 30  ............................................................................................................ 217\nRECEIVERS  .......................................................................................................... 217\nAPPLICATION FOR RECEIVER AND INJUNCTION (O.30, R.1).................................................................. 217\nGIVING OF SECURITY BY RECEIVER (O.30, R.2) .................................................................................... 217\nREMUNERATION OF RECEIVER (O.30, R.3) ............................................................................................ 217\nSERVICE OF ORDER AND NOTICE (O.30, R.4) ........................................................................................ 218\nRECEIVER'S ACCOUNTS (O.30, R.5) ........................................................................................................ 218\nPAYMENT INTO COURT BY RECEIVER (O.30, R.6) .................................................................................. 218\nDEFAULT BY RECEIVER (O.30, R.7) ........................................................................................................ 218\nDIRECTIONS TO RECEIVERS (O.30, R.8) ................................................................................................. 219\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nORDER 31 ...................................................................................................................... 221\nSALES, ETC., OF LAND BY ORDER OF COURT .............................................................. 221\nPOWER TO ORDER SALE OF LAND (O.31, R.1) ....................................................................................... 221\nMANNER OF CARRYING OUT SALE (O.31, R.2) ....................................................................................... 221\nCERTIFYING RESULT OF SALE (O.31, R.3) .............................................................................................. 222\nCHARGE, EXCHANGE OR PARTITION UNDER ORDER OF THE COURT (O.31, R.4) ............................... 222\nNO RULES (O.31, RR.5-8) ......................................................................................................................... 222\nORDER 32 ...................................................................................................................... 223\nAPPLICATIONS AND PROCEEDINGS IN CHAMBERS ...................................................... 223\nMODE OF MAKING APPLICATION (O.31, R.1) .......................................................................................... 223\nISSUE OF SUMMONS (O.32, R.3) ............................................................................................................. 223\nSERVICE OF SUMMONS (O.32, R.4) ........................................................................................................ 223\nPROCEEDING IN ABSENCE OF PARTY FAILING TO ATTEND (O.32, R.5) ................................................ 224\nORDER MADE EX PARTE MAY BE SET ASIDE (O.32, R.6) ...................................................................... 224\nSUBPOENA FOR ATTENDANCE OF WITNESS (O.32, R.7) ....................................................................... 224\nOFFICERS MAY ADMINISTER OATHS (O.32, R.8) .................................................................................... 224\nNO RULE (O.32, R.9) ................................................................................................................................ 224\nAPPLICATIONS FOR A DIRECTION UNDER THE LIMITATION LAW (1996 REVISION) (O.32, R.9A) ......... 225\nNO RULES (O.32, RR. 10-12) .................................................................................................................... 225\nPOWER TO DIRECT HEARING IN COURT (O.32, R.13) ............................................................................ 225\nNO RULES (O.32, RR. 14-15) .................................................................................................................... 225\nOBTAINING ASSISTANCE OF EXPERTS (O.32, R.16)  .............................................................................. 225\nSERVICE AND NOTICE OF AFFIDAVIT (O.32, R. 17) ................................................................................ 225\nNO RULE (O.32, R.18) .............................................................................................................................. 225\nDISPOSAL OF MATTERS IN CHAMBERS (O.32, R. 19)............................................................................. 225\nNO RULE (O.32, R.20) .............................................................................................................................. 226\nPAPERS FOR USE OF COURT, ETC. (O.32, R.21)  ................................................................................... 226\nNOTES OF PROCEEDINGS IN CHAMBERS (O.32, R.22) .......................................................................... 226\nNO RULES (O.32, RR.23-26) ..................................................................................................................... 226\nJUDGMENTS AND ORDERS IN CHAMBERS (O.32, R.27)  ....................................................................... 226\nAPPLICATION IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, ETC. (O.32, R.28)  .................................................................. 226\nORDER 33  ............................................................................................................ 227\nPLACE AND MODE OF TRIAL ................................................................................................. 227\nPLACE OF TRIAL (O.33, R.1)..................................................................................................................... 227\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nMODE OF TRIAL (O.33, R.2)  .................................................................................................................... 227\nTIME, ETC. OF TRIAL OF QUESTIONS OR ISSUES (O.33, R.3)  ............................................................... 227\nDETERMINING THE PLACE AND MODE OF TRIAL (O.33, R.4) ................................................................ 227\nSPLIT TRIAL: OFFER ON LIABILITY (O.33, R.4A)  ..................................................................................... 228\nNO RULES (O.33, RR.5-6) ......................................................................................................................... 228\nDISMISSAL OF ACTION, ETC. AFTER DECISION OF PRELIMINARY ISSUE (O.33, R.7) .......................... 228\nORDER 34 ................................................................................................................... 229\nFIXING A TRIAL DATE FOR ACTIONS BEGUN BY WRIT ..................................................... 229\nAPPLICATION AND INTERPRETATION (O.34, R.1)  ................................................................................... 229\nORDER FOR ACTION TO BE TRIED (O.34, R.2)  ...................................................................................... 229\nNOTICE TO FIX A TRIAL DATE (O.34, R.3)  .............................................................................................. 229\nDIRECTIONS RELATING TO FIXING A TRIAL DATE (O.34, R.4) ............................................................... 230\nFURTHER PROVISIONS FIXING A TRIAL DATE (O.34, R.5) ...................................................................... 230\nNO RULE (O.34, RR.6-7)  .......................................................................................................................... 230\nNOTIFICATION OF RELEVANT INFORMATION (O.34 R.8) ........................................................................ 230\nNO RULE (O.34, R.9)  ............................................................................................................................... 230\nDELIVERY OF BUNDLES TO THE COURT (O.34, R. 10)  ......................................................................... 230\nORDER 35  ............................................................................................................ 233\nPROCEEDINGS AT TRIAL ................................................................................................ 233\nFAILURE TO APPEAR BY BOTH PARTIES OR ONE OF THEM (O.35, R.1) ................................................ 233\nJUDGMENT ETC. GIVEN IN ABSENCE OF PARTY MAY BE SET ASIDE (O.35, R.2)  ............................... 233\nADJOURNMENT OF TRIAL (O.35, R.3) ..................................................................................................... 233\nNO RULES (O.35, RR.4-6) ......................................................................................................................... 233\nORDER OF SPEECHES (O.35, R.7)  ......................................................................................................... 233\nINSPECTION BY JUDGE OR JURY (O.35, R.8)  ........................................................................................ 234\nDEATH OF PARTY BEFORE GIVING OF JUDGMENT (O.35, R.9) ............................................................. 234\nNO RULES (O.35, RR. 10-10A).................................................................................................................. 235\nLIST OF EXHIBITS (O.35, R.11)  ..................................................................................................... 235\nCUSTODY OF EXHIBIT AFTER TRIAL (O.35, R. 12)  ................................................................................ 235\nIMPOUNDED DOCUMENTS (O.35, R. 13) ................................................................................................ 235\nOFFICERS MAY ADMINISTER OATHS (O.35, R. 14) ................................................................................. 235\nORDER 36  ............................................................................................................ 237\nNO ORDER ............................................................................................................................................... 237\nORDER 37 ............................................................................................................. 239\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nDAMAGES: ASSESSMENT AFTER JUDGMENT ..................................................................... 239\nASSESSMENT OF DAMAGES BY A JUDGE (O.37, R.1)  .................................................................. 239\nCERTIFICATE OF AMOUNT OF DAMAGES (O.37, R.2)  ................................................................... 239\nDEFAULT JUDGMENT AGAINST SOME BUT NOT ALL DEFENDANTS (O.37, R.3) ........................... 239\nNO RULE (O.37, R.4)  ..................................................................................................................... 239\nASSESSMENT OF VALUE (O.37, R.5) .............................................................................................. 239\nASSESSMENT OF DAMAGES TO TIME OF ASSESSMENT (O.37, R.6) ............................................. 239\nORDER 38  ........................................................................................................... 241\nEVIDENCE ................................................................................................................... 241\nI. GENERAL RULES ............................................................................................. 241\nGENERAL RULE: WITNESSES TO BE EXAMINED ORALLY (O.38, R.1)  .................................................. 241\nINTERPRETATION (O.38, R.1A) ................................................................................................................ 241\nEVIDENCE BY AFFIDAVIT (O.38, R.2) ...................................................................................................... 241\nEXCHANGE OF WITNESSES' STATEMENTS (O.38, R.2A) ........................................................................ 241\nEVIDENCE OF PARTICULAR FACTS (O.38, R.3) ...................................................................................... 245\nLIMITATION OF EXPERT EVIDENCE (O.38, R.4) ...................................................................................... 245\nLIMITATION OF PLANS, ETC. IN EVIDENCE (O.38, R.5)  ......................................................................... 245\nREVOCATION OR VARIATION OF ORDERS UNDER RULES 2 TO 5 (O.38, R.6) ...................................... 245\nEVIDENCE OF FINDING ON FOREIGN LAW (O.38, R.7)  ......................................................................... 245\nAPPLICATION TO TRIALS OF ISSUES, REFERENCES, ETC. (O.38, R.8) .................................................. 246\nDEPOSITIONS: WHEN RECEIVABLE IN EVIDENCE AT TRIAL (O.38, R.9)  .............................................. 246\nCOURT DOCUMENTS ADMISSIBLE OR RECEIVABLE IN EVIDENCE (O.38, R. 10) ................................ 246\nEVIDENCE OF CONSENT OF NEW TRUSTEE TO ACT (O.38, R.11) ......................................................... 247\nEVIDENCE AT TRIAL MAY BE USED IN SUBSEQUENT PROCEEDINGS (O.38, R. 12)  ........................... 247\nORDER TO PRODUCE DOCUMENT AT PROCEEDING OTHER THAN TRIAL (O.38, R. 13)  ..................... 247\nII.WRITS OF SUBPOENA ........................................................................................ 247\nFORM AND ISSUE OF WRIT OF SUBPOENA (O. 38, R. 14)  ..................................................................... 247\nMORE THAN ONE NAME MAY BE INCLUDED IN ONE WRIT OF SUBPOENA (O.38, R. 15) ..................... 248\nAMENDMENT OF WRIT OF SUBPOENA (O.38, R.16) ............................................................................... 248\nSERVICE OF WRIT OF SUBPOENA (O.38, R. 17)  .................................................................................... 248\nDURATION OF WRIT OF SUBPOENA (O.38, R.18) ................................................................................... 248\nINSPECTION OF BANKER'S BOOKS (O.38, R. 19)  ................................................................................... 248\nIII. HEARSAY EVIDENCE ........................................................................................................ 249\nAPPLICATION (O.38, R.20) ........................................................................................................................ 249\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nNOTICE OF INTENTION TO GIVE CERTAIN STATEMENTS IN EVIDENCE (O.38, R.21)  .......................... 249\nSTATEMENT ADMISSIBLE BY VIRTUE OF SECTION 32 OF THE LAW: CONTENTS OF NOTICE\n(O.38, R.22) .............................................................................................................................................. 250\nSTATEMENT ADMISSIBLE BY VIRTUE OF SECTION 34 OF THE LAW: CONTENTS OF NOTICE\n(O.38, R.23) .............................................................................................................................................. 250\nSTATEMENT ADMISSIBLE BY VIRTUE OF SECTION 35 OF THE LAW: CONTENTS OF NOTICE\n(O.38, R.24) .............................................................................................................................................. 251\nREASONS FOR NOT CALLING A PERSON AS A WITNESS (O.38, R.25) ................................................... 252\nCOUNTER-NOTICE REQUIRING PERSON TO BE CALLED AS A WITNESS (O.38, R.26) .......................... 252\nDETERMINATION OF QUESTION WHETHER PERSON CAN OR SHOULD BE CALLED AS A\nWITNESS (O.38, R.27) .............................................................................................................................. 252\nDIRECTIONS WITH RESPECT TO STATEMENT MADE IN PREVIOUS PROCEEDINGS (O.38, R.28) ........253\nPOWER OF COURT TO ALLOW STATEMENT TO BE GIVEN IN EVIDENCE (O.38, R.29) ......................... 253\nRESTRICTION ON ADDUCING EVIDENCE AS TO CREDIBILITY OF MAKER, ETC., OF\nCERTAIN STATEMENTS (O.38, R.30)  ...................................................................................................... 254\nNOTICE REQUIRED OF INTENTION TO GIVE EVIDENCE OF CERTAIN INCONSISTENT\nSTATEMENTS (O.38, R.31) ....................................................................................................................... 254\nCOSTS (O.38, R.32) .................................................................................................................................. 255\nCERTAIN POWERS EXERCISABLE IN CHAMBERS (O.38, R.33) .............................................................. 255\nSTATEMENTS OF OPINION (O.38, R.34)  ................................................................................................. 255\nIV. EXPERT EVIDENCE .................................................................................................... 255\nINTERPRETATION (O.38, R.35)................................................................................................................. 255\nRESTRICTIONS ON ADDUCING EXPERT EVIDENCE (O.38, R.36) ........................................................... 255\nDIRECTION THAT EXPERT REPORT BE DISCLOSED (O.38, R.37)  ......................................................... 256\nMEETING OF EXPERTS (O.38, R.38) ........................................................................................................ 256\nDISCLOSURE OF PART OF EXPERT EVIDENCE (O.38, R.39) .................................................................. 256\nNO RULE (O.38 R.40) ............................................................................................................................... 256\nEXPERT EVIDENCE CONTAINED IN STATEMENT (O.38, R.41) ............................................................. 256\nPUTTING IN EVIDENCE EXPERT REPORT DISCLOSED BY ANOTHER PARTY (O.38, R.42)  ................... 256\nTIME FOR PUTTING EXPERT REPORT IN EVIDENCE (O.38, R.43)  ......................................................... 256\nREVOCATION AND VARIATION OF DIRECTIONS (O.38, R.44)  ................................................................ 257\nORDER 39  ............................................................................................................ 259\nEVIDENCE BY DEPOSITION: EXAMINERS OF THE COURT ................................................ 259\nPOWER TO ORDER DEPOSITIONS TO BE TAKEN (O.39, R.1)POWER TO ORDER\nDEPOSITIONS TO BE TAKEN ................................................................................................................. 259\nWHERE PERSON TO BE EXAMINED IS OUT OF THE JURISDICTION (O.39, R.2)  .................................. 259\nORDER FOR ISSUE OF LETTER OF REQUEST (O.39, R.3) ...................................................................... 259\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nEXAMINATION OTHERWISE THAN ON OATH (O.39, R.3A) ...................................................................... 260\nENFORCING ATTENDANCE OF WITNESS AT EXAMINATION (O.39, R.4)  ............................................... 260\nREFUSAL OF WITNESS TO ATTEND, BE SWORN, ETC. (O.39, R.5)  ....................................................... 261\nAPPOINTMENT OF TIME AND PLACE FOR EXAMINATION (O.39, R.6)  ................................................... 261\nEXAMINER TO HAVE CERTAIN DOCUMENTS (O.39, R.7)  ...................................................................... 261\nCONDUCT OF EXAMINATION (O.39, R.8)  ............................................................................................... 262\nEXAMINATION OF ADDITIONAL WITNESSES (O.39, R.9) ........................................................................ 262\nOBJECTION TO QUESTIONS (O.39, R.10)................................................................................................ 262\nTAKING OF DEPOSITIONS (O.39, R.11)  .................................................................................................. 262\nTIME TAKEN BY EXAMINATION TO BE INDORSED ON DEPOSITIONS (O.39, R.12) ............................... 263\nSPECIAL REPORT BY EXAMINER (O.39, R. 13)  ....................................................................................... 263\nORDER FOR PAYMENT OF EXAMINER'S FEES (O.39, R. 14) .................................................................. 263\nPERPETUATION OF TESTIMONY (O.39, R.15)  ......................................................................................... 263\nEXAMINERS OF THE COURT (O.39, R.16)  .............................................................................................. 264\nNO RULES (O.39, RR. 17-18) .................................................................................................................... 264\nFEES AND EXPENSES OF EXAMINERS OF THE COURT (O.39, R. 19)  .................................................. 264\nORDER 40 ........................................................................................................................ 265\nCOURT EXPERT .......................................................................................................... 265\nAPPOINTMENT OF EXPERT TO REPORT ON CERTAIN QUESTIONS (O.40, R.1)  .................................... 265\nREPORT OF COURT EXPERT (O.40, R.2)  ................................................................................................ 265\nEXPERIMENTS AND TESTS (O.40, R.3)  ................................................................................................... 265\nCROSS-EXAMINATION OF COURT EXPERT (O.40, R.4) .......................................................................... 266\nREMUNERATION OF COURT EXPERT (O.40, R.5) ................................................................................... 266\nCALLING OF EXPERT WITNESSES (O.40, R.6) ........................................................................................ 266\nORDER 41  ............................................................................................................ 267\nAFFIDAVITS ..................................................................................................................... 267\nFORM OF AFFIDAVIT (O.4 1, R.1)  ........................................................................................................... 267\nAFFIDAVIT BY TWO OR MORE DEPONENTS (O.4 1, R.2)  ....................................................................... 268\nAFFIDAVIT BY ILLITERATE OR BLIND PERSON (O.41, R.3) .................................................................... 268\nUSE OF DEFECTIVE AFFIDAVIT (O.4 1, R.4)  .......................................................................................... 268\nCONTENTS OF AFFIDAVIT (O.41, R.5) ..................................................................................................... 268\nSCANDALOUS, ETC., MATTER IN AFFIDAVIT (O.41, R.6) ........................................................................ 269\nALTERATIONS IN AFFIDAVITS (O.41, R.7)  .............................................................................................. 269\nAFFIDAVITS TO BE SWORN (O.41, R.8) ................................................................................................... 269\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nFILING OF AFFIDAVITS (O.41, R.9)  ......................................................................................................... 269\nUSE OF ORIGINAL AFFIDAVIT OR OFFICE COPY (O.41, R. 10) ............................................................... 269\nDOCUMENT TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH AFFIDAVIT TO BE EXHIBITED TO IT (O.4 1,\nR.11) ...............................................................................................................................................................\n ................................................................................................................................................................. 270\nFORM OF DOCUMENTARY EXHIBITS (O.4 1, R. 12)  ............................................................................... 270\nEXHIBITS OTHER THAN DOCUMENTS (O.4 1, R. 13)  ............................................................................. 271\nCOURT DOCUMENTS NOT TO BE EXHIBITED (O.4 1, R. 14)  ................................................................. 271\nREFERENCE TO EXHIBITS (O.4 1, R. 15)  ............................................................................................... 271\nORDER 42  ............................................................................................................ 273\nJUDGMENTS AND ORDERS ......................................................................................... 273\nFORM OF JUDGMENT, ETC. (O.42, R.1) .................................................................................................. 273\nNO RULE (O.42, R.1A) .............................................................................................................................. 274\nJUDGMENT, ETC., REQUIRING ACT TO BE DONE: TIME FOR DOING IT (O.42, R.2)  ............................ 274\nDATE FROM WHICH JUDGMENT OR ORDER TAKES EFFECT (O.42, R.3) ............................................. 274\nJUDGMENT AGAINST A STATE (O.42, R.3A) ............................................................................................ 274\nORDERS REQUIRED TO BE DRAWN UP (O.42, R.4)  ............................................................................... 275\nDRAWING UP AND FILING OF JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS (O.42, R.5)  ................................................. 275\nCONSENT JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS (O.42, R.5A)  .............................................................................. 276\nDEFAULT JUDGMENTS (O.42, R.6)  ........................................................................................................ 278\nORIGINAL AND OFFICE COPIES OF JUDGMENTS ETC. (O.42, R.7)  ...................................................... 279\nJUDGMENTS GIVEN IN FOREIGN CURRENCIES (O.42, R.8)  ................................................................. 279\nAPPLICATION IN RESPECT OF ORDERS OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL (O.42, R.9)  ...................................... 279\nORDER 43  ............................................................................................................ 281\nACCOUNTS AND INQUIRIES  ................................................................................................ 281\nSUMMARY ORDER FOR ACCOUNT (O.43, R.1)  ....................................................................................... 281\nCOURT MAY DIRECT TAKING OF ACCOUNTS, ETC. (O.43, R.2)  ............................................................ 281\nDIRECTIONS AS TO MANNER OF TAKING ACCOUNT OR MAKING INQUIRY (O.43, R.3)  ....................... 282\nACCOUNT TO BE MADE, VERIFIED ETC. (O.43, R.4)  ............................................................................. 282\nNOTICE TO BE GIVEN OF ALLEGED OMISSIONS, ETC. IN ACCOUNT (O.43, R.5) .................................. 282\nALLOWANCES (O.43, R.6) ........................................................................................................................ 282\nDELAY IN PROSECUTION OF ACCOUNTS, ETC. (O.43, R.7)  ................................................................... 282\nDISTRIBUTION OF FUND BEFORE ALL PERSONS ENTITLED ARE ASCERTAINED (O.43, R.8)  ............. 283\nNO RULE (O.43, R.9)  ............................................................................................................................... 283\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nORDER 44 ................................................................................................................... 285\nPROCEEDINGS UNDER JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS ........................................................... 285\nAPPLICATION TO ORDERS (O.44, R.1)  .................................................................................................... 285\nSERVICE OF NOTICE OF JUDGMENT ON PERSON NOT A PARTY (O.44, R.2)  ....................................... 285\nDIRECTIONS BY THE COURT (O.44, R.3)  ...................................................................................... 286\nAPPLICATION OF RR.5 TO 8 (O.44, R.4) ................................................................................................... 286\nADVERTISEMENTS FOR CREDITORS AND OTHER CLAIMANTS (O.44, R.5) .......................................... 287\nEXAMINATION OF CLAIMS (O.44, R.6)  .......................................................................................... 287\nADJUDICATION ON CLAIMS (O.44, R.7)  ................................................................................................. 287\nNOTICE OF ADJUDICATION (O.44, R.8)  .................................................................................................. 288\nINTEREST ON DEBTS (O.44, R.9) ............................................................................................................. 288\nINTEREST ON LEGACIES (O.44, R. 10)  ................................................................................................... 288\nNO RULES (O.44, RR. 11-12) .................................................................................................................... 288\nORDER 45  ............................................................................................................ 289\nENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS: GENERAL .............................................. 289\nENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENT, ETC., FOR PAYMENT OF MONEY (O.45, R. 1)............................. 289\nNO RULE (O.45, R.2)  ..................................................................................................................... 289\nENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENT FOR POSSESSION OF LAND (O.45, R.3) ...................................... 290\nENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENT FOR DELIVERY OF GOODS (O.45, R.4)  ...................................... 290\nENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENT TO DO OR ABSTAIN FROM DOING ANY ACT (O.45, R.5)  ............ 291\nJUDGMENT, ETC. REQUIRING ACT TO BE DONE: ORDER FIXING TIME FOR DOING (O.45,\nR.6) ................................................................................................................................................ 292\nSERVICE OF COPY OF JUDGMENT, ETC., PREREQUISITE TO ENFORCEMENT UNDER R.5\n(O.45, R.7) ...................................................................................................................................... 292\nCOURT MAY ORDER ACT TO BE DONE AT EXPENSE OF DISOBEDIENT PARTY (O.45, R.8)  ......... 293\nEXECUTION BY OR AGAINST PERSON NOT BEING A PARTY (O.45, R.9)  ....................................... 294\nCONDITIONAL JUDGMENT: WAIVER (O.45, R. 10)  ........................................................................ 294\nMATTERS OCCURRING AFTER JUDGMENT: STAY OF EXECUTION, ETC. (O.45, R.11)  ................. 294\nFORMS OF WRITS (O.45, R. 12)  ..................................................................................................... 294\nENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS FOR RECOVERY OF MONEY, ETC. (O.45,\nR.13) .............................................................................................................................................. 294\nNO RULES (O.45, RR. 14-15) .......................................................................................................... 295\nORDER 46 ........................................................................................................................ 297\nWRITS OF EXECUTION: GENERAL  ..................................................................................... 297\nDEFINITION (O.46, R.1) .................................................................................................................. 297\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nWHEN LEAVE TO ISSUE ANY WRIT OF EXECUTION IS NECESSARY (O.46, R.2) ............................ 297\nLEAVE REQUIRED FOR ISSUE OF WRIT IN AID OF OTHER WRIT (O.46, R.3) ................................ 297\nAPPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO ISSUE WRIT (O.46, R.4)  .................................................................. 298\nAPPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO ISSUE WRIT OF SEQUESTRATION (O.46, R.5) ................................. 298\nISSUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION (O.46, R.6) ................................................................................... 299\nNO RULE (O.46, R.7)  ..................................................................................................................... 299\nDURATION AND RENEWAL OF EXECUTION (O.46, R.8)  ................................................................ 299\nRETURN OF WRIT OF EXECUTION (O.46, R.9)  .............................................................................. 300\nORDER 47  ............................................................................................................ 301\nWRITS OF FIERI FACIAS ........................................................................................................ 301\nPOWER TO STAY EXECUTION BY WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS (O.47, R.1) ............................................ 301\nNO RULE (O.47, R.2)  ..................................................................................................................... 301\nSEPARATE WRITS TO ENFORCE PAYMENT OF COSTS, ETC. (O.47, R.3) ....................................... 302\nORDER 48  ........................................................................................................... 303\nEXAMINATION OF JUDGMENT DEBTOR, ETC .................................................................... 303\nORDER FOR EXAMINATION OF JUDGMENT DEBTOR (O.48, R.1)  ................................................. 303\nEXAMINATION OF PARTY LIABLE TO SATISFY OTHER JUDGMENT (O.48, R.2)  ............................ 304\nEXAMINER TO MAKE RECORD OF DEBTOR'S STATEMENT (O.48, R.3)  ........................................ 304\nORDER 49 ........................................................................................................................ 305\nGARNISHEE PROCEEDINGS ............................................................................................ 305\nATTACHMENT OF DEBT DUE TO JUDGMENT DEBTOR (O.49, R.1)  .............................................. 305\nAPPLICATION FOR ORDER (O.49, R.2)  .......................................................................................... 305\nSERVICE AND EFFECT OF ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE (O.49, R.3)  ................................................. 305\nNO APPEARANCE OR DISPUTE OF LIABILITY BY GARNISHEE (O.49, R.4)  .................................... 306\nDISPUTE OF LIABILITY BY GARNISHEE (O.49, R.5)  ...................................................................... 306\nCLAIMS OF THIRD PERSONS (O.49, R.6) ........................................................................................ 306\nNO RULE (O.49, R.7)  ..................................................................................................................... 306\nDISCHARGE OF GARNISHEE (O.49, R.8) ........................................................................................ 306\nMONEY IN COURT (O.49, R.9)  ....................................................................................................... 307\nCOSTS (O.49, R.10) ........................................................................................................................ 307\nORDER 50  ............................................................................................................ 309\nCHARGING ORDERS, STOP ORDERS, ETC ............................................................................ 309\nORDER IMPOSING A CHARGE ON A BENEFICIAL INTEREST (O.50, R.1)  ...................................... 309\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nINTERPRETATION (O.50, R.1A) ....................................................................................................... 310\nSERVICE OF NOTICE OF ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE (O.50, R.2)  .................................................... 310\nORDER MADE ON FURTHER CONSIDERATION (O.50, R.3)  ........................................................... 311\nORDER IMPOSING A CHARGE ON AN INTEREST HELD BY A TRUSTEE (O.50, R.4)  ...................... 311\nREGISTRATION OF ORDER IMPOSING A CHARGE ON AN INTEREST IN LAND (O.50, R.4A) ........... 311\nEFFECT OF ORDER IN RELATION TO SECURITIES OUT OF COURT (O.50, R.5) ............................ 312\nEFFECT OF ORDER IN RELATION TO FUNDS IN COURT (O.50, R.6) .............................................. 313\nDISCHARGE, ETC., OF CHARGING ORDER (O.50, R.7)  ................................................................. 313\nENFORCEMENT OF ORDER CHARGING AN INTEREST IN LAND (O.50, R.8)  ................................. 313\nENFORCEMENT OF ORDER CHARGING PROPERTY OTHER THAN LAND (O.50, R.9) ..................... 314\nFUNDS IN COURT: STOP ORDER (O.50, R. 10) ............................................................................... 314\nSECURITIES NOT IN COURT: STOP NOTICE (O.50, R.11) ............................................................... 315\nEFFECT OF STOP NOTICE (O.50, R. 12)  ........................................................................................ 315\nAMENDMENT OF STOP NOTICE (O.50, R. 13)  ............................................................................... 316\nWITHDRAWAL ETC. OF STOP NOTICE (O.50, R. 14)  ...................................................................... 316\nORDER PROHIBITING TRANSFER, ETC. OF SECURITIES (O.50, R. 15) .......................................... 316\nORDER 50A ................................................................................................................. 317\nATTACHMENT OF EARNINGS ORDERS ................................................................................. 317\nINTERPRETATION (O.50A, R.1) ....................................................................................................... 317\nREGISTER OF ORDERS (O.50A, R.2)  ............................................................................................. 317\nNON-RESIDENT DEBTORS (O.50A, R.3)  ........................................................................................ 317\nMODE OF APPLYING (O.50A, R.4) ................................................................................................... 317\nSERVICE AND REPLY (O.50A, R.5)  ................................................................................................ 318\nNOTICE TO EMPLOYER (O.50A, R.6)  ............................................................................................. 318\nATTACHMENT OF EARNINGS ORDER (O.50A, R.7)......................................................................... 318\nFAILURE BY DEBTOR (O.50A, R.8) ................................................................................................. 319\nCOSTS (O.50A, R.9) ........................................................................................................................ 320\nCONTENTS AND SERVICE OF ORDER (O.50A, R. 10) ..................................................................... 320\nAPPLICATION TO DETERMINE WHETHER PARTICULAR PAYMENTS ARE EARNINGS (O.50A,\nR.11) .............................................................................................................................................. 320\nNOTICE OF CESSATION (O.50A, R.12)............................................................................................ 320\nVARIATION AND DISCHARGE BY COURT OF OWN MOTION (O.50A, R. 13)  ................................... 321\nEXERCISE OF POWER TO OBTAIN STATEMENT OF EARNINGS (O.50A, R. 14) .............................. 321\nOFFENSES (O.50A, R.15)  ............................................................................................................... 322\nMAINTENANCE ORDERS (O.50A, R. 16)  ........................................................................................ 322\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nCASES IN WHICH CONSOLIDATED ORDER MAY BE MADE (O.50A, R. 17)  ................................... 323\nAPPLICATION FOR CONSOLIDATED ORDER (O.50A, R. 18)  .......................................................... 323\nMAKING OF CONSOLIDATED ORDER BY COURT OF ITS OWN MOTION (O.50A, R. 19)  ................ 324\nEXTENSION OF CONSOLIDATED ORDER (O.50A, R.20)  ................................................................ 324\nPAYMENTS UNDER CONSOLIDATED ORDER (O.50A, R.21)  .......................................................... 325\nORDER 51  ............................................................................................................ 327\nRECEIVERS: EQUITABLE EXECUTION .................................................................................. 327\nAPPOINTMENT OF RECEIVER BY WAY OF EQUITABLE EXECUTION (O.5 1, R.1)  .......................... 327\nNO RULE (O.51, R.2)  ..................................................................................................................... 327\nAPPLICATION OF RULES AS TO APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVER, ETC. (O.51, R.3) ........................... 327\nORDER 52  ............................................................................................................ 329\nCOMMITTAL ................................................................................................................ 329\nI. GENERAL PROVISIONS ..................................................................................... 329\nCOMMITTAL FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT (O.52, R.1)  .................................................................... 329\nNO RULES (O.52, RR.2-3) ............................................................................................................... 329\nAPPLICATION FOR COMMITTAL (O.52, R.4) .................................................................................... 329\nCOMMITTAL BY THE COURT OF ITS OWN MOTION (O.52, R.5) ...................................................... 329\nPROVISIONS AS TO HEARING (O.52, R.6)....................................................................................... 329\nPOWER TO SUSPEND EXECUTION OF COMMITTAL ORDER (O.52, R.7)  ....................................... 330\nDISCHARGE OF PERSON COMMITTED (O.52, R.8)  ....................................................................... 330\nSAVING FOR OTHER POWERS (O.52, R.9) ...................................................................................... 331\nWARRANT OF COMMITTAL (O.52, R. 10)  ....................................................................................... 331\nII.IMPRISONMENT FOR NON-PAYMENT OF JUDGMENT DEBTS ............................... 331\nNO RULE (O.52, R.11) .................................................................................................................... 331\nAPPLICATION FOR COMMITTAL (O.52, R.12) .................................................................................. 331\nATTENDANCE OF DEBTOR (O.52, R. 13) ........................................................................................ 332\nPAYMENT OF THE JUDGMENT DEBT (O.52, R. 14) ........................................................................ 332\nORDER FOR COMMITTAL (O.52, R. 15) .......................................................................................... 332\nDISCHARGE OF DEBTOR (O.52, R. 16)  ......................................................................................... 333\nORDER 53  ............................................................................................................ 335\nAPPLICATIONS FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW .............................................................................. 335\nCASES APPROPRIATE FOR APPLICATION FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW (O.53, R.1) ............................... 335\nJOINDER OF CLAIMS FOR RELIEF (O.53, R.2)  .............................................................................. 335\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nGRANT OF LEAVE TO APPLY FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW (O.53, R.3)  ................................................. 335\nDELAY IN APPLYING FOR RELIEF (O.53, R.4) ................................................................................. 337\nMODE OF APPLYING FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW (O.53, R.5) ............................................................... 337\nSTATEMENTS AND AFFIDAVITS (O.53, R.6)  .................................................................................. 338\nCLAIM FOR DAMAGES (O.53, R.7) .................................................................................................. 339\nINTERLOCUTORY APPLICATIONS (O.53, R.8)  ................................................................................ 339\nHEARING OF APPLICATION FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW (O.53, R.9)  ................................................... 339\nSAVING FOR PERSON ACTING IN OBEDIENCE TO MANDAMUS (O.53, R. 10)  ............................... 340\nNO RULE (O.53, R.11)..................................................................................................................... 340\nCONSOLIDATION OF APPLICATIONS (O.53, R. 12)  ........................................................................ 340\nAPPEAL FROM COURT'S ORDER (O.53, R. 13)  .............................................................................. 340\nORDER 54 ................................................................................................................... 341\nAPPLICATIONS FOR WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS ................................................................ 341\nAPPLICATION FOR WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS AD SUBJICIENDUM (O.54, R.1)  ........................... 341\nPOWER OF COURT TO WHOM EX PARTE APPLICATION IS MADE (O.54, R.2)  ............................... 341\nCOPIES OF AFFIDAVITS TO BE SUPPLIED (O.54, R.3)  .................................................................. 341\nPOWER TO ORDER RELEASE OF PERSON RESTRAINED (O.54, R.4) ............................................. 342\nDIRECTIONS AS TO RETURN TO WRIT (O.54, R.5)  ........................................................................ 342\nSERVICE OF WRIT AND NOTICE (O.54, R.6) ................................................................................... 342\nRETURN TO THE WRIT (O.54, R.7)  ................................................................................................ 342\nPROCEDURE AT HEARING OF WRIT (O.54, R.8) ............................................................................. 342\nBRINGING UP PRISONER TO GIVE EVIDENCE, ETC. (O.54, R.9) .................................................... 343\nFORM OF WRIT (O.54, R.10) ........................................................................................................... 343\nORDER 55  ............................................................................................................ 345\nAPPEALS TO GRAND COURT FROM GOVERNOR-IN-COUNCIL, REGISTRAR OF\nLANDS, TRIBUNAL OR OTHER PERSON: GENERAL ............................................................. 345\nAPPLICATION (O.55, R.1) ................................................................................................................ 345\nCOURT TO HEAR APPEAL (O.55, R.2) ............................................................................................. 345\nBRINGING OF APPEAL (O.55, R.3)  ................................................................................................. 345\nSERVICE OF NOTICE OF MOTION AND ENTRY OF APPEAL (O.55, R.4)  ......................................... 346\nDATE OF HEARING OF APPEAL (O.55, R.5) .................................................................................... 346\nAMENDMENT OF GROUNDS OF APPEAL, ETC. (O.55, R.6)  ........................................................... 346\nPOWERS OF COURT HEARING APPEAL (O.55, R.7) ........................................................................ 347\nRIGHT OF GOVERNOR-IN-COUNCIL TO APPEAR AND BE HEARD (O.55, R.8)  ............................... 347\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nORDER 56 ........................................................................................................................ 349\nAPPEALS TO COURT BY CASE STATED: GENERAL ............................................................ 349\nNO RULES (O.56, RR. 1-6) .............................................................................................................. 349\nCASE STATED BY GOVERNOR-IN-COUNCIL, THE REGISTRAR OF LANDS, TRIBUNAL OR\nOTHER\nPERSON (O.56, R.7) ........................................................................................................................ 349\nAPPLICATION FOR ORDER TO STATE A CASE (O.56, R.8) .............................................................. 349\nSIGNING AND SERVICE OF CASE (O.56, R.9)  ................................................................................ 350\nPROCEEDINGS FOR DETERMINATION OF CASE (O.56, R. 10)  ...................................................... 350\nAMENDMENT OF CASE (O.56, R.11)  ............................................................................................. 351\nRIGHT OF GOVERNOR-IN-COUNCIL, ETC. TO APPEAR AND BE HEARD (O.56, R. 12)  .................. 351\nORDERS 57-61 ...................................................................................................................... 353\nNO ORDERS ................................................................................................................................... 353\nORDER 62  ............................................................................................................ 355\nCOSTS ......................................................................................................................... 355\nPART I: PRELIMINARY .................................................................................................... 355\nAPPLICATION (O.62, R.1) ................................................................................................................ 355\nTRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS (O.62, R.2) ......................................................................................... 355\nDEFINITIONS (O.62, R.3) ................................................................................................................ 356\nPART II: ENTITLEMENT TO COSTS  .................................................................................... 357\nGENERAL PRINCIPLES (O.62, R.4)  ................................................................................................ 357\nCASES WHERE ORDER FOR COSTS DEEMED TO HAVE BEEN MADE (O.62, R.5) ......................... 360\nCASES WHERE COSTS DO NOT FOLLOW THE EVENT (O.62, R.6)  ................................................ 361\nCLAIM FOR FIXED COSTS (O.62, R.7) ............................................................................................ 362\nASSESSMENT OF COSTS (O.62, R.8)  ............................................................................................. 362\nSTAGE OF PROCEEDINGS AT WHICH COSTS TO BE TAXED (O.62, R.9)  ...................................... 363\nMATTERS TO BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT IN EXERCISING DISCRETION (O.62, R. 10)  ................... 363\nPART III: WASTED COSTS ORDERS ....................................................................................... 364\nPERSONAL LIABILITY OF ATTORNEY FOR COSTS (O.62, R.11)  ..................................................... 364\nAPPLICATION FOR WASTED COSTS ORDERS (O. 62, R.12) ............................................................ 364\nPART IV: TAXATION OF COSTS .............................................................................................. 365\nBASIS OF TAXATION (O.62, R.13) ................................................................................................... 365\nCOSTS PAYABLE TO A TRUSTEE, PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE OR OFFICIAL LIQUIDATOR\nOUT OF\nANY FUND (O. 62, R. 14)  ............................................................................................................... 366\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nCOSTS PAYABLE TO AN ATTORNEY WHERE MONEY CLAIMED BY OR ON BEHALF OF A\nPERSON UNDER DISABILITY (O. 62, R. 15)  ................................................................................... 366\nAMOUNT OF COSTS (O.62, R. 16)  .................................................................................................. 368\nALLOWANCE OR DISALLOWANCE OF ITEMS AND ALLOWANCE OF INCREASED SUMS (O.62,\nR. 17)  ............................................................................................................................................ 368\nFOREIGN LAWYERS (O.62, R.18) .................................................................................................... 368\nLITIGANTS IN PERSON (O. 62, R.19) ............................................................................................... 369\nPART V: POWERS OF TAXING OFFICERS  .......................................................................... 370\nPOWERS OF TAXING OFFICERS (O.62, R.20)  ................................................................................ 370\nEXTENSIONS OF TIME (O.62, R.21)................................................................................................ 370\nCOSTS CERTIFICATES (O.62, R.22)  ............................................................................................... 370\nPOWER OF TAXING OFFICER TO EFFECT SET OFFS (O.62, R.23) ................................................. 371\nTAXATION OF BILL OF COSTS COMPRISED IN AN ACCOUNT (O.62, R.24)  ................................... 372\nPOWERS OF TAXING OFFICERS ON TAXATION OF COSTS OUT OF A FUND (O.62, R.25) .............. 372\nPOWERS OF TAXING OFFICERS IN RELATION TO COSTS OF TAXATION PROCEEDINGS\n(O.62, R.26) .................................................................................................................................... 372\nPART VI: PROCEDURE ON TAXATION ................................................................................... 373\nSERVICE OF A BILL OF COSTS (0.62, R.27) ................................................................................... 373\nCOMMENCEMENT OF TAXATION PROCEEDINGS (O.62, R.28)  ..................................................... 373\nSUBSEQUENT PROCEDURE (0.62, R.29)  ...................................................................................... 374\nPART VII: REVIEW OF TAXATION AND APPEAL ON POINTS OF CONSTRUCTION .......... 376\nREVIEW BY THE JUDGE (O.62, R.30) ............................................................................................. 376\nAPPEAL TO THE COURT OF APPEAL ON POINTS OF CONSTRUCTION (O.62, R.31)........................ 377\nORDER 63  ............................................................................................................ 379\nOFFICE OF THE GRAND COURT  ........................................................................................ 379\nDISTRIBUTION OF BUSINESS IN THE COURT (O.63, R.1) .............................................................. 379\nCOURT FILES (O.63, R.2)  .............................................................................................................. 379\nFILING OF DOCUMENTS (O.63, R.3) ............................................................................................... 379\nRESTRICTION ON REMOVAL OF DOCUMENTS (O.63, R.4) ............................................................. 380\nIDENTITY OF PARTY FILING DOCUMENTS (O.63, R.5)  .................................................................. 380\nDEPOSIT OF DOCUMENTS (O.63, R.6)  .......................................................................................... 380\nREGISTER OF JUDGMENTS (O.63, R.7) ......................................................................................... 380\nREGISTER OF WRITS AND OTHER ORIGINATING PROCESS (O.63, R.8) ........................................ 381\nOFFICE HOURS (O.63, R.9) ............................................................................................................ 381\nORDER 64 ................................................................................................................... 383\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nNO ORDER ..................................................................................................................................... 383\nORDER 65  ............................................................................................................ 385\nSERVICE OF DOCUMENTS .............................................................................................. 385\nWHEN PERSONAL SERVICE REQUIRED (O.65, R.1)  ...................................................................... 385\nPERSONAL SERVICE: HOW EFFECTED (O.65, R.2)  ....................................................................... 385\nSERVICE ON BODY CORPORATE (O.65, R.3).................................................................................. 385\nSUBSTITUTED SERVICE (O.65, R.4)  .............................................................................................. 385\nORDINARY SERVICE: HOW EFFECTED (O.65, R.5) ........................................................................ 385\nSERVICE ON GOVERNOR-IN-COUNCIL, ETC., IN PROCEEDINGS WHICH ARE NOT BY OR\nAGAINST THE CROWN (O.65, R.6) .................................................................................................. 387\nEFFECT OF SERVICE AFTER CERTAIN HOURS (O.65, R.7)  ........................................................... 387\nAFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE (O.65, R.8) ............................................................................................... 387\nNO SERVICE REQUIRED IN CERTAIN CASES (O.65, R.9) ............................................................... 387\nSERVICE OF PROCESS ON SUNDAY (O.65, R. 10)  ......................................................................... 388\nORDER 66 ........................................................................................................................ 389\nPAPER, PRINTING, BINDING AND COPIES .......................................................................... 389\nQUALITY AND SIZE OF PAPER (O.66, R.1)  ..................................................................................... 389\nREGULATIONS AS TO PRINTING, ETC. (O.66, R.2) ......................................................................... 389\nCOPIES OF DOCUMENTS FOR OTHER PARTY (O.66, R.3)  ............................................................. 389\nREQUIREMENTS AS TO COPIES (O.66, R.4) ................................................................................... 390\nREQUIREMENTS AS TO BINDING (O.66, R.5) ................................................................................. 390\nORDER 67  ............................................................................................................ 391\nCHANGE OF ATTORNEY .............................................................................................. 391\nNOTICE OF CHANGE OF ATTORNEY (O. 67, R.1)  .......................................................................... 391\nNO RULE (O.67, R.2)  ..................................................................................................................... 391\nNOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ATTORNEY (O.67, R.3)  .................................................................. 391\nNOTICE OF INTENTION TO ACT IN PERSON (O.67, R.4) ................................................................. 391\nREMOVAL OF ATTORNEY FROM RECORD AT INSTANCE OF ANOTHER PARTY (O.67, R.5)  .......... 391\nWITHDRAWAL OF ATTORNEY WHO HAS CEASED TO ACT FOR PARTY (O.67, R.6) ........................ 392\nADDRESS FOR SERVICE OF PARTY WHOSE ATTORNEY IS REMOVED, ETC. (O.67, R.7)  ............. 393\nCOPY OF NOTICE TO BE FILED (O.67, R.8)  ................................................................................... 393\nORDER 68  ............................................................................................................ 395\nNO ORDER ..................................................................................................................................... 395\nORDER 69 ........................................................................................................................ 397\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nPROVISIONS AS TO FOREIGN PROCEEDINGS;  .............................................................. 397\nSERVICE OF FOREIGN PROCESS ........................................................................................... 397\nDEFINITIONS (O.69, R.1) ................................................................................................................ 397\nAPPLICATIONS (O.69, R.2) .............................................................................................................. 397\nSERVICE OF PROCESS (O.69, R.3) ................................................................................................. 397\nSERVICE OF PROCESS BY PRIVATE PROCESS SERVER (O.69, R.4)  ............................................. 398\nORDER 70 ........................................................................................................................ 399\nOBTAINING EVIDENCE FOR FOREIGN COURTS, ETC ........................................................ 399\nINTERPRETATION (O. 70, R.1) ........................................................................................................ 399\nAPPLICATION FOR ORDER (O.70, R.2)  .......................................................................................... 399\nAPPLICATION BY ATTORNEY GENERAL IN CERTAIN CASES (O.70, R.3)  ....................................... 399\nPERSON TO TAKE AND MANNER OF TAKING EXAMINATION (O.70, R.4) ....................................... 399\nDEALING WITH DEPOSITION (O.70, R.5) ........................................................................................ 400\nCLAIM TO PRIVILEGE (O.70, R.6)  .................................................................................................. 400\nORDER 71  ............................................................................................................ 403\nFOREIGN JUDGMENT RECIPROCAL ENFORCEMENT LAW (REVISED) .............................. 403\nINTERPRETATION (O.7 1, R.1) ........................................................................................................ 403\nAPPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION (O.71, R.2) ............................................................................... 403\nEVIDENCE IN SUPPORT OF APPLICATION (O.71, R.3)  ................................................................... 403\nSECURITY FOR COSTS (O.71, R.4) ................................................................................................. 403\nORDER FOR REGISTRATION (O.71, R.5)  ....................................................................................... 404\nFILING OF JUDGMENTS (O.71, R.6) ............................................................................................... 404\nNOTICE OF REGISTRATION (O.71, R.7)  ......................................................................................... 404\nNO RULE (O.71, R.8)  ..................................................................................................................... 404\nAPPLICATION TO SET ASIDE REGISTRATION (O.71, R.9)  .............................................................. 405\nISSUE OF EXECUTION (O.7 1, R. 10)  ............................................................................................ 405\nNO RULES (O.7 1, RR. 11-12) ......................................................................................................... 405\nCERTIFIED COPY OF GRAND COURT JUDGMENT (O.7 1, R. 13)  .................................................. 405\nORDER 72  ......................................................................................................... 407-1\nFINANCIAL SERVICES PROCEEDINGS ................................................................................ 407-1\nAPPLICATION AND INTERPRETATION (O.72, R.1)  ....................................................................... 407-1\nCOMMENCEMENT OF FINANCIAL SERVICES PROCEEDINGS (O.72, R.2)  .................................. 407-2\nTRANSFER OF PROCEEDINGS (O.72, R.3)  ................................................................................. 407-3\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nCASE MANAGEMENT AND SUMMONSES FOR DIRECTIONS (O.72, R.4)  .................................... 407-4\nLISTING INTERLOCUTORY HEARINGS AND TRIALS (O.72, R.5)  ................................................. 407-5\nTRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS (O.72, R.6)  ..................................................................................... 407-5\nORDER 73  ............................................................................................................ 409\nARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS ........................................................................................ 409\nOVERRIDING OBJECTIVE (O. 73, R.1)............................................................................................ 409\nMEANING OF ARBITRATION APPLICATION (O. 73, R.2) .................................................................. 409\nINTERPRETATION (O. 73, R.3) ........................................................................................................ 409\nFORM AND CONTENT OF ARBITRATION APPLICATION (O. 73, R. 4) .............................................. 410\nISSUE OF APPLICATION (O.73, R. 5)............................................................................................... 411\nSTAY OF LEGAL PROCEEDINGS (O.73, R.6) ................................................................................... 411\nSERVICE OF ARBITRATION APPLICATION (O.73, R.7) .................................................................... 411\nSERVICE OUT OF THE JURISDICTION (O.73, R.8) ......................................................................... 412\nAFFIDAVIT IN SUPPORT OF ARBITRATION APPLICATION (O.73, R.9) ........................................... 412A\nREQUIREMENTS AS TO NOTICE (O.73, R.10) ............................................................................... 412B\nACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SERVICE BY RESPONDENT (O.73, R.11) ............................................... 412B\nACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SERVICE, ETC., BY ARBITRATOR (O.73, R.12) ...................................... 412C\nAUTOMATIC DIRECTIONS (O.73, R.13) ......................................................................................... 412C\nDIRECTIONS BY THE COURT (O.73, R.14) ................................................................................... 412E\nNO RULE (O.73, R.15)................................................................................................................... 412E\nSECURING THE ATTENDANCE OF WITNESSES (O.73, R.16) ........................................................ 412E\nSECURING FOR COSTS (O.73, R.17) ............................................................................................ 412E\nPOWERS EXERCISABLE IN SUPPORT OF ARBITRAL PROCEEDINGS (O.73, R.18) ....................... 412F\nAPPLICATIONS UNDER SECTION 27(9) AND 71 OF THE 2012 LAW (O.73, R.19) .......................... 412F\nAPPLICATIONS FOR LEAVE TO APPEAL (O.73, R.20) ................................................................... 412G\nEXTENSION OF TIME: APPLICATIONS UNDER SECTION 13 (O.73, R.21) .................................... 412G\nTIME LIMIT FOR CHALLENGES TO OR APPEALS FROM AWARDS (O.73, R.22) ........................... 412G\nNO RULE (O.73, RR23-30) ........................................................................................................... 412H\nENFORCEMENT OF AWARDS (O.73, R.31) .................................................................................. 412H\nINTEREST ON AWARDS (O.73, R.32) ............................................................................................. 412I\nNO RULE (O.73, R.33)................................................................................................................... 412J\nREGISTRATION OF AWRDS UNDER 1967 ORDER (O.73, R.34) .................................................... 412J\nREGISTRATION OF AWARDS UNDER THE 1988 ORDER (O.73, R.35) .......................................... 412K\nARBITRATIONS CONDUCTED UNDER THE 1974 LAW (O.73, R.36) .............................................. 412K\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nORDER 74 ........................................................................................................................ 413\nAPPLICATIONS AND APPEALS UNDER THE MERCHANT SHIPPING ACTS ....................... 413\nINTERPRETATION (O. 74, R.1) ........................................................................................................ 413\nREHEARING OF AND APPEAL FROM INQUIRIES AND INVESTIGATIONS (O.74, R.2) ...................... 413\nORDER FOR SALE ON TRANSMISSION OF A SHIP TO AN UNQUALIFIED PERSON (O.74, R.3) ....... 413\nPROCEEDINGS ON FORFEITURE OF SHIP (O.74, R.4) PROCEEDINGS ON FORFEITURE OF\nSHIP (O.74, R.4).............................................................................................................................. 413\nPROCEEDINGS BEFORE COURTS OF SURVEY (O.74, R.5)  ........................................................... 414\nAWARDS OF WRECK COMMISSIONERS (O.74, R.6) ....................................................................... 414\nORDER 75 ........................................................................... ........... ............................... 415\nADMIRALTY PROCEEDINGS ............................................................................................ 415\nAPPLICATION AND INTERPRETATION (O.75, R.1)  .......................................................................... 415\nFORMS (O.75, R.2) ......................................................................................................................... 416\nPROCEEDINGS AGAINST, OR CONCERNING, THE INTERNATIONAL OIL POLLUTION\nCOMPENSATION FUND (O.75, R.2A) .............................................................................................  416\nISSUE OF WRIT AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SERVICE (O.75, R.3)  ............................................. 417\nSERVICE OF WRIT OUT OF JURISDICTION (O.75, R.4)  ................................................................. 417\nWARRANT OF ARREST (O.75, R.5)  ................................................................................................. 418\nCAVEAT AGAINST ARREST (O.75, R.6)  .......................................................................................... 419\nREMEDY WHERE PROPERTY PROTECTED BY CAVEAT IS ARRESTED WITHOUT GOOD AND\nSUFFICIENT REASON (O.75, R.7) ................................................................................................... 420\nSERVICE OF WRIT IN ACTION IN REM (O.75, R.8) .......................................................................... 420\nCOMMITTAL OF ATTORNEY FAILING TO COMPLY WITH UNDERTAKING (O.75, R.9)  .................... 421\nEXECUTION, ETC., OF WARRANT OF ARREST (O. 75, R. 10) ......................................................... 421\nSERVICE ON SHIPS, ETC.: HOW EFFECTED (O. 75, R.11)  ............................................................ 422\nDIRECTIONS WITH RESPECT TO PROPERTY UNDER ARREST (O.75, R. 12) .................................. 422\nRELEASE OF PROPERTY UNDER ARREST (O.75, R. 13)  ................................................................ 423\nCAVEAT AGAINST RELEASE, ETC. (O. 75, R. 14) ........................................................................... 423\nDURATION OF CAVEATS (O. 75, R. 15)........................................................................................... 424\nBAIL (O. 75, R. 16)  ......................................................................................................................... 424\nINTERVENERS (O.75, R.17)  ........................................................................................................... 424\nPRELIMINARY ACTS (O.75, R. 18)  .................................................................................................. 425\nFAILURE TO FILE PRELIMINARY ACT: PROCEEDINGS AGAINST PARTY IN DEFAULT (O.75, R.\n19) .................................................................................................................................................. 426\nSPECIAL PROVISIONS AS TO PLEADINGS IN COLLISION, ETC., ACTIONS (O.75, R.20) .................. 427\nJUDGMENT BY DEFAULT (O.75, R.21)  .......................................................................................... 428\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nORDER FOR SALE OF SHIP: DETERMINATION OF PRIORITY OF CLAIMS (O.75, R.22)  .................. 429\nAPPRAISEMENT AND SALE OF PROPERTY (O.75, R.23)  ................................................................ 430\nUNDERTAKINGS AS TO EXPENSES, ETC. (O.75, R.23A) ................................................................ 431\nPAYMENT INTO AND OUT OF COURT (O.75, R.24)  ........................................................................ 431\nSUMMONS FOR DIRECTIONS (O.75, R.25) ..................................................................................... 431\nFIXING DATE FOR TRIAL, ETC. (O.75, R.26)  .................................................................................. 432\nSTAY OF PROCEEDINGS IN COLLISION, ETC., ACTIONS UNTIL SECURITY GIVEN (O.75, R.27)\n....................................................................................................................................................... 432\nINSPECTION OF SHIP, ETC. (O.75, R.28) ........................................................................................ 433\nNO RULE (O.75, R.29)..................................................................................................................... 433\nEXAMINATION OF WITNESSES AND OTHER PERSONS (O.75, R.30)  ............................................. 433\nTRIAL WITHOUT PLEADINGS (O.75, R.31)  ..................................................................................... 434\nFURTHER PROVISIONS WITH RESPECT TO EVIDENCE (O.75, R.32).............................................. 434\nPROCEEDINGS FOR APPORTIONMENT OF SALVAGE (O.75, R.33) ................................................. 434\nNO RULE (O.75, R.33A) .................................................................................................................. 434\nNOTICE OF MOTION IN ACTIONS IN REM (O.75, R.34)  .................................................................. 435\nAGREEMENT BETWEEN ATTORNEYS MAY BE MADE AN ORDER OF COURT (O.75, R.35)  ........... 435\nNO RULE (O.75, R.36) .................................................................................................................... 435\nLIMITATION ACTION: PARTIES (O.75, R.37) ................................................................................... 435\nLIMITATION ACTION: PAYMENT INTO COURT (O.75, R.37A)  ......................................................... 435\nLIMITATION ACTION: SUMMONS FOR DECREE OR DIRECTIONS (O.75, R.38)  ............................. 436\nLIMITATION ACTION: PROCEEDINGS UNDER DECREE (O.75, R.39)  ............................................. 438\nLIMITATION ACTION: PROCEEDINGS TO SET ASIDE DECREE (O.75, R.40) ................................... 439\nNO RULES (O.75, RR.41-44) ........................................................................................................... 439\nDRAWING UP AND FILING JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS (O.75, R.45) .............................................. 439\nORDER 76  ............................................................................................................ 441\nCONTENTIOUS PROBATE PROCEEDINGS ............................................................................. 441\nAPPLICATION AND INTERPRETATION (O.76, R.1)  .......................................................................... 441\nREQUIREMENTS IN CONNECTION WITH ISSUE OF WRIT (O.76, R.2)  ........................................... 441\nPARTIES TO ACTION TO REVOCATION OF GRANT (O.76, R.3)  ...................................................... 441\nNO RULE (O.76, R.4)  ..................................................................................................................... 441\nAFFIDAVIT OF TESTAMENTARY SCRIPTS (O.76, R.5)  .................................................................... 442\nFAILURE TO ACKNOWLEDGE SERVICE (O.76, R.6)  ...................................................................... 442\nSERVICE OF STATEMENT OF CLAIM (O.76, R.7)  ........................................................................... 443\nCOUNTERCLAIM (O.76, R.8)  .......................................................................................................... 443\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nCONTENTS OF PLEADINGS (O.76, R.9)  ......................................................................................... 443\nDEFAULT OF PLEADINGS (O.76, R. 10) .......................................................................................... 444\nDISCONTINUANCE AND DISMISSAL (O.76, R.11)  .......................................................................... 444\nCOMPROMISE OF ACTION: TRIAL ON AFFIDAVIT EVIDENCE (O.76, R.12) ..................................... 444\nAPPLICATION FOR ORDER TO BRING WILL, ETC. (O.76, R. 13)  .................................................... 444\nADMINISTRATION PENDING SUIT (O.76, R. 14)  ............................................................................. 445\nPROBATE COUNTERCLAIM IN OTHER PROCEEDINGS (O.76, R. 15)  ............................................. 445\nNO RULE (O. 76, R.16) ................................................................................................................... 445\nORDER 77 ........................................................................................................................ 447\nPROCEEDINGS BY AND AGAINST THE CROWN .................................................................... 447\nAPPLICATION AND INTERPRETATION (O.77, R.1)  .......................................................................... 447\nNO RULE (O.77, R.2)  ..................................................................................................................... 447\nPARTICULARS TO BE INCLUDED IN INDORSEMENT OF CLAIM (O.77, R.3) ................................... 447\nSERVICE ON THE CROWN (O.77, R.4) ............................................................................................ 448\nNO RULE (O.77, R.5)  ..................................................................................................................... 448\nCOUNTERCLAIM AND SET-OFF (O.77, R.6)  ................................................................................... 448\nSUMMARY JUDGMENT (O.77, R.7)  ................................................................................................ 448\nNO RULES (O.77, RR.8-8A) ............................................................................................................. 449\nJUDGMENT IN DEFAULT (O.77, R.9)  ............................................................................................. 449\nTHIRD PARTY NOTICES (O. 77, R. 10) ............................................................................................ 449\nINTERPLEADER: APPLICATION FOR ORDER AGAINST CROWN (O. 77, R.11) ................................. 450\nDISCOVERY AND INTERROGATORIES (O.77, R. 12) ....................................................................... 450\nNO RULE (O. 77, R.13).................................................................................................................... 450\nEVIDENCE (O.77, R. 14) ................................................................................................................. 450\nEXECUTION AND SATISFACTION OF ORDERS (O.77, R. 15)  ......................................................... 450\nATTACHMENT OF DEBTS (O.77, R.16)  .......................................................................................... 451\nNO RULE (O. 77, R.17).................................................................................................................... 451\nAPPLICATION UNDER SECTION 20 OF THE CROWN PROCEEDINGS LAW (O.77, R. 18)  ............... 452\nORDER 77A ......................................................................................................... 453A\nPROCEEDINGS UNDER SECTIONS 23 AND 26 OF THE CONSTITUTION ............... 453A\nDEFINITIONS (O.77A, R.1) ............................................................................................................ 453A\nGENERAL (O.77A, R.2) ................................................................................................................. 453A\nPROCEEDINGS UNDER SECTION 23 OF THE CONSTITUTION (O.77A, R.3) ................................. 453B\nPROCEDINGS UNDER SECTION 26(1) OF THE CONSTITUTION (O.77A, R.4) ................................ 453C\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nREFERENCE TO THE COURT UNDER SECTION 26(2) OF THE CONSTITUTION; GENERAL\nPROVISIONS (O.77A, R.5) ............................................................................................................. 453C\nPROCEDURE TO BE APPLIED FOR A REFERENCE BY A LOWER COURT TO THE COURT\nUNDER SECTION 26(2) OF THE CONSTITUTION (O.77A, R.6)....................................................... 453E\nSIGNING AND SERVICE OF REFERENCE BY A TRIBUNAL (O.77A, R.7) ....................................... 453F\nSERVICE OF PETITION UNDER GCR O.77A, RULE 5(3) (O.77A, R.8) ........................................... 453G\nAMENDMENT OF REFERENCE (O.77A, R.9) ................................................................................ 453G\nRIGHT OF GOVERNOR, GOVERNOR-IN-CABINET, ETC. TO APPEAR AND BE HEARD (O.77A,\nR.10) ........................................................................................................................................... 453G\nORDERS 78-79 ................................................................................................................ 453\nNO ORDERS ..................................................................................................................... 453\nORDER 80  ............................................................................................................ 455\nDISABILITY ...................................................................................................................... 455\nI. CONDUCT OF LITIGATION .................................................................................................. 455\nINTERPRETATION (O.80, R.1) ......................................................................................................... 455\nPERSON UNDER DISABILITY MUST SUE, ETC., BY NEXT FRIEND OR GUARDIAN AD LITEM\n(O.80, R.2)  ..................................................................................................................................... 455\nAPPOINTMENT OF NEXT FRIEND OR GUARDIAN AD LITEM (O.80, R.3)  ........................................ 455\nNO RULES (O.80, RR.4-5) ............................................................................................................... 457\nAPPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN WHERE PERSON UNDER DISABILITY DOES NOT\nACKNOWLEDGE\nSERVICE (O.80, R.6) ....................................................................................................................... 457\nAPPLICATION TO DISCHARGE OR VARY CERTAIN ORDERS (O.80, R.7)......................................... 458\nADMISSION NOT TO BE IMPLIED FROM PLEADING OF PERSON UNDER DISABILITY (O.80,\nR.8) ................................................................................................................................................ 459\nDISCOVERY AND INTERROGATORIES (O.80, R.9) .......................................................................... 459\nCOMPROMISE, ETC. BY PERSON UNDER DISABILITY (O. 80, R. 10) .............................................. 459\nAPPROVAL OF SETTLEMENT (O.80, R.11) ...................................................................................... 459\nCONTROL OF MONEY RECOVERED BY PERSON UNDER DISABILITY (O.80, R.12)  ....................... 460\nAPPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN OF CHILD'S ESTATE (O.80, R. 13)  ................................................. 460\nNO RULE (O. 80, R.14).................................................................................................................... 461\nPROCEEDINGS UNDER THE TORTS (REFORM) LAW - APPORTIONMENT BY COURT (O. 80,\nR.15) .............................................................................................................................................. 461\nSERVICE OF CERTAIN DOCUMENTS ON PERSON UNDER DISABILITY (O.80, R.16) ...................... 462\nII. ADMINISTRATION OF PATIENT'S PROPERTY ............................................................... 462\nAPPLICATION TO APPOINT RECEIVER, ETC. (O.80, R.17)  ............................................................. 462\nPOWER TO DIRECT APPLICATION BY OFFICER OF COURT OR SOLICITOR GENERAL (O.80,\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nR.18)  ............................................................................................................................................. 463\nREPRESENTATION OF PATIENT BY SOLICITOR GENERAL (O.80, R. 19) ........................................ 463\nEVIDENCE TO BE FILED ON APPLICATION UNDER RULE 17 (O.80, R.20)  .................................... 463\nSERVICE ON PATIENT (O.80, R.21) ................................................................................................ 464\nAPPOINTMENT OF RECEIVER (O.80, R.22) ..................................................................................... 464\nRECEIVER'S ACCOUNTS (O.80, R.23) ............................................................................................. 465\nDEFAULT BY RECEIVER (O.80, R.24) ............................................................................................. 466\nDISCHARGE OF RECEIVER (O.80. R.25)  ....................................................................................... 466\nAPPLICATION FOR SETTLEMENT OR GIFT OF PATIENT'S PROPERTY OR FOR EXECUTION OF\nWILL OF PATIENT (O.80, R.26) ....................................................................................................... 467\nAPPLICATION TO BE HEARD IN CHAMBERS (O.80, R.27)  ............................................................. 467\nIII. APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN  ................................................................................................. 467\nAPPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN (O.80, R.28)  ..................................................... 467\nEVIDENCE IN SUPPORT OF AN APPLICATION UNDER RULE 28 (O.80, R.29)  ................................ 467\nSERVICE (O.80, R.30)  .................................................................................................................... 468\nORDER APPOINTING GUARDIAN (O.80, R.31)  ............................................................................... 468\nREMOVAL OF GUARDIAN (O.80, R.32)  .......................................................................................... 468\nORDER 81  ............................................................................................................ 471\nPARTNERS ....................................................................................................................... 471\nI. GENERAL PARTNERSHIPS ................................................................................ 471\nACTIONS BY AND AGAINST FIRMS WITHIN JURISDICTION (O.8 1, R.1)  ........................................ 471\nDISCLOSURE OF PARTNERS' NAMES (O.81, R.2)  .......................................................................... 471\nSERVICE OF WRIT (O.81, R.3) ........................................................................................................ 471\nACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SERVICE IN ACTION AGAINST FIRM (O.81, R.4)  .................................... 472\nENFORCING JUDGMENT OR ORDER AGAINST FIRM (O.8 1, R.5) .................................................. 473\nENFORCING JUDGMENT OR ORDER IN ACTIONS BETWEEN PARTNERS, ETC. (O.81, R.6)  .......... 474\nATTACHMENT OF DEBTS OWED BY FIRM (O.81, R.7)  .................................................................. 474\nACTIONS BEGUN BY ORIGINATING SUMMONS (O.81, R.8)  ........................................................... 475\nAPPLICATION TO PERSON CARRYING ON BUSINESS IN ANOTHER NAME (O.81, R.9)  .................. 475\nAPPLICATIONS FOR ORDERS CHARGING PARTNER'S INTEREST IN PARTNERSHIP\nPROPERTY, ETC. (O.81, R.10) ......................................................................................................... 475\nII.LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS ................................................................................... 475\nDEFINITIONS (O.8 1, R.11) ............................................................................................................. 475\nACTIONS BY AND AGAINST FIRMS WITHIN JURISDICTION (O.8 1, R. 12)  ..................................... 476\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nSERVICE OF WRIT (O.8 1, R. 13) .................................................................................................... 476\nACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SERVICE IN ACTION AGAINST FIRM (O.8 1, R. 14)  ................................ 476\nENFORCING JUDGMENT OR ORDER AGAINST FIRM (O.8 1, R. 15) ............................................... 476\nORDER 82  ............................................................................................................ 479\nDEFAMATION ACTIONS ................................................................................................... 479\nAPPLICATION (O.82, R.1) ................................................................................................................ 479\nINDORSEMENT OF CLAIM IN LIBEL ACTION (O.82, R.2) ................................................................ 479\nAPPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO INSTITUTE DEFAMATION ACTION (O.82, R.2A)  .............................. 479\nOBLIGATION TO GIVE PARTICULARS (O.82, R.3)  .......................................................................... 479\nRULING ON MEANING (O.82, R.3A) ................................................................................................ 480\nPROVISIONS AS TO PAYMENT INTO COURT (O.82, R.4) ................................................................. 480\nSTATEMENT IN OPEN COURT (O.82, R.5)  ...................................................................................... 481\nINTERROGATORIES NOT ALLOWED IN CERTAIN CASES (O.82, R.6) ............................................. 481\nNO RULE (O.82, R.7)  ..................................................................................................................... 481\nFULFILMENT OF OFFER OF AMENDS UNDER SECTION 4 OF THE DEFAMATION LAW\n(REVISED)\n(O.82, R.8) ...................................................................................................................................... 481\nORDERS 83-84 ................................................................................................................ 483\nNO ORDERS ..................................................................................................................................... 483\nORDER 85  ............................................................................................................ 485\nADMINISTRATION AND SIMILAR ACTIONS ........................................................................ 485\nINTERPRETATION (O.85, R.1) ......................................................................................................... 485\nDETERMINATION OF QUESTIONS, ETC., WITHOUT ADMINISTRATION (O.85, R.2) ........................ 485\nPARTIES (O.85, R.3)  ...................................................................................................................... 486\nGRANT OF RELIEF IN ACTION BEGUN BY ORIGINATING SUMMONS (O.85, R.4)  .......................... 487\nJUDGMENTS AND ORDERS IN ADMINISTRATION ACTIONS (O.85, R.5)  ........................................ 487\nCONDUCT OF SALE OF TRUST PROPERTY (O.85, R.6) ................................................................... 488\nORDINARY APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 48 OF THE TRUSTS LAW (2001 REVISION) (O.85,\nR.7) ................................................................................................................................................ 488\nWRITTEN APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 48 OF THE TRUSTS LAW (2001 REVISION) (O.85,\nR.8) ................................................................................................................................................ 488\nAPPLICATION FOR REFORMATION OF A SPECIAL TRUST (O.85, R.9) ............................................ 490\nORDER 86  ............................................................................................................ 491\nACTIONS FOR SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE, ETC.:  ............................................................... 491\nSUMMARY JUDGMENT ................................................................................................ 491\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nAPPLICATION BY PLAINTIFF FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT (O.86, R.1)  ........................................... 491\nMANNER IN WHICH APPLICATION UNDER RULE 1 MUST BE MADE (O.86, R.2)  ........................... 491\nJUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF (O.86, R.3)  ........................................................................................ 491\nLEAVE TO DEFEND (O.86, R.4) ...................................................................................................... 492\nDIRECTIONS (O.86, R.5) ................................................................................................................. 492\nCOSTS (O.86, R.6)  ......................................................................................................................... 492\nSETTING ASIDE JUDGMENT (O.86, R.7)  ....................................................................................... 492\nORDERS 87-91 ...................................................................................................................... 493\nNO ORDERS ..................................................................................................................................... 493\nORDER 92  ............................................................................................................ 495\nLODGMENT, INVESTMENT, ETC., OF FUNDS IN COURT .................................................... 495\nINTERPRETATION (O.92, R.1) ......................................................................................................... 495\nPAYMENT INTO COURT UNDER THE TRUSTS LAW (REVISED) (O.92, R.2) ..................................... 495\nNOTICE OF LODGMENT (O.92, R.3)  .............................................................................................. 496\nAPPLICATIONS WITH RESPECT TO FUNDS IN COURT (O.92, R.4)  ................................................. 496\nCOURT FUNDS OFFICE (O.92, R.5)  ............................................................................................... 497\nDISCHARGE OF THE ACCOUNTANT GENERAL'S FUNCTIONS (O.92, R.6)  ..................................... 497\nBANK ACCOUNTS (O.92, R.7) ......................................................................................................... 497\nLODGMENT SCHEDULE (O.92, R.8)  .............................................................................................. 497\nPAYMENT SCHEDULE (O.92, R.9)  ................................................................................................. 498\nPREPARATION OF SCHEDULES (O.92, R.10) .................................................................................. 498\nLODGMENT OF MONEY IN COURT (O.92, R.11)  ............................................................................ 499\nSECURITIES TRANSFERABLE BY DELIVERY AND DEPOSIT OF PROPERTY (O.92, R. 12)  ............. 499\nSECURITIES NOT TRANSFERABLE BY DELIVERY (O.92, R. 13)  .................................................... 499\nAPPROPRIATION (O.92, R. 14)  ....................................................................................................... 499\nWITHDRAWAL OF MONEY FROM NOMINATED ACCOUNTS (O.92, R. 15)  ...................................... 500\nRANGE OF INVESTMENTS (O.92, R. 16) ......................................................................................... 500\nTIME FOR INVESTMENT (O.92, R. 17) ............................................................................................ 500\nDESIGNATED MUTUAL FUNDS (O.92, R.18) ................................................................................... 500\nPAYMENT, TRANSFER AND DELIVERY OF FUNDS OUT OF COURT (O.92, R. 19) ........................... 500\nPAYMENT TO REPRESENTATIVES OF DECEASED PERSONS (O.92, R.20) ..................................... 501\nPAYMENT OUT WITHOUT ORDER OF MONEY LODGED IN SATISFACTION (O.92, R.21)  ............... 501\nPAYMENT OUT OF INTEREST ON SECURITIES (O.92, R.22)  .......................................................... 501\nCHARGES ON PURCHASE OR SALE OF SECURITIES (O.92, R.23) ................................................. 502\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nCERTIFICATES OF FUNDS IN COURT, COPIES OF ACCOUNTS, ETC. (O.92, R.24)  ........................ 502\nTRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS (O.92, R.25) ....................................................................................... 502\nORDER 93  ............................................................................................................ 505\nTHE ELECTIONS LAW (2000 REVISION) ................................................................................ 505\nINTERPRETATION AND APPLICATION (O.93, R.1) ........................................................................... 505\nFORM, PRESENTATION AND SERVICE OF ELECTION PETITIONS (O.93, R.2)  ............................... 505\nSECURITY FOR COSTS (O.93, R.3) ................................................................................................. 506\nPUBLICATION OF ELECTION PETITION (O.93, R.4)  ....................................................................... 506\nFIXING TIME FOR HEARING ELECTION PETITION (O.93, R.5)........................................................ 506\nEVIDENCE TO BE FILED (O.93, R.6)  ............................................................................................. 506\nWITHDRAWAL OF ELECTION PETITION (O.93, R.7) ........................................................................ 507\nSUMMARY DISMISSAL AND STAY OF ELECTION PETITION (O.93, R.8) .......................................... 508\nDEATH OF PETITIONER (O.93, R.9) ................................................................................................ 508\nRESPONDENT'S NATURE OF NON-OPPOSITION (O.93, R. 10) ........................................................ 508\nORDER 94 ........................................................................................................................ 509\nAPPLICATIONS TO THE GRAND COURT UNDER VARIOUS STATUTES .............................. 509\nAPPLICATIONS UNDER THE BILLS OF SALE LAW (REVISED) (O.94, R.1) ....................................... 509\nAPPLICATIONS UNDER THE BUILDING SOCIETY'S LAW (REVISED) (O. 94, R.2)  ........................... 509\nAPPLICATION UNDER SECTION 96 OF THE REGISTERED LAND LAW (O.94, R.3) ......................... 510\nAPPLICATION UNDER SECTION 9 OF THE STRATA TITLES REGISTRATION LAW (REVISED)\n(O.94, R.4) ...................................................................................................................................... 511\nAPPLICATION UNDER SECTION 17 OF THE STRATA TITLES REGISTRATION LAW (REVISED)\n(O.94, R.5) ...................................................................................................................................... 511\nAPPLICATIONS UNDER THE MARRIED WOMEN'S PROPERTY LAW CAP. 94 (REVISED) (O.94,\nR.6) ......................................................................................................................................................\n....................................................................................................................................................... 512\nORDER 95  ............................................................................................................ 513\nTHE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES LAW ........................................................................... 513\nDEFINITIONS (O.95, R.1)  ............................................................................................................... 513\nAPPLICATION BY THE AUTHORITY (O.95, R.2)  .............................................................................. 513\nAPPLICATION BY THE AUTHORITY FOR A WINDING UP ORDER (O.95, R.3)  ................................. 514\nAPPLICATION BY THE AUTHORITY FOR OTHER RELIEF (O.95, R.4)  ............................................. 514\nAPPLICATION FOR AN ORDER REQUIRING A PERSON TO PROVIDE INFORMATION,\nDOCUMENTS OR ASSISTANCE TO THE AUTHORITY (O.95, R.5) .................................................... 515\nORDERS 96-98 ................................................................................................................ 517\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nNO ORDERS ..................................................................................................................................... 517\nORDER 99  ............................................................................................................ 519\nPRIZE ............................................................................................................................... 519\nORDERS 100-101 ............................................................................................................ 521\nNO ORDERS ................................................................................................................................... 521\nORDER 102  .......................................................................................................... 523\nAPPLICATIONS PURSUANT TO THE COMPANIES LAW ....................................................... 523\nDEFINITIONS AND APPLICATION (O.102, R.1) ................................................................................ 523\nAPPLICATIONS TO BE MADE BY ORIGINATING SUMMONS (O.102, R.2)  ....................................... 523\nAPPLICATIONS TO BE MADE BY ORIGINATING MOTION (O.102, R.3) ............................................ 524\nAPPLICATIONS TO BE MADE BY PETITION (O.102, R.4) ................................................................. 524\nENTITLEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS (O.102, R.5)  ............................................................................. 524\nSUMMONS FOR DIRECTIONS (O.102, R.6) ..................................................................................... 524\nINQUIRY AS TO DEBTS: COMPANY TO MAKE LIST OF CREDITORS (O.102, R.7)  .......................... 525\nINSPECTION OF LIST OF CREDITORS (O.102, R.8)  ....................................................................... 526\nNOTICE TO CREDITORS (O.102, R.9)  ............................................................................................ 526\nADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION AND LIST OF CREDITORS (O.102, R. 10) ..................................... 526\nAFFIDAVIT AS TO CLAIMS MADE BY CREDITORS (O.102, R.11)  ................................................... 527\nADJUDICATION OF DISPUTED CLAIMS (O.102, R. 12)  .................................................................. 527\nCERTIFYING LISTS OF CREDITORS ENTITLED TO OBJECT TO REDUCTION (O.102, R. 13) .......... 527\nEVIDENCE OF CONSENT OF CREDITOR (O.102, R. 14)  ................................................................ 528\nTIME, ETC., OF HEARING OF PETITION FOR CONFIRMATION OF REDUCTION (O.102, R.15)........ 528\nSERVICE OUT OF THE JURISDICTION WITHOUT LEAVE (O.102, R. 16)  ....................................... 528\nRESTORATION OF COMPANIES TO THE REGISTER: APPLICATION BY A COMPANY OR A\nMEMBER THEREOF (O.102, R.17) .................................................................................................. 528\nRESTORATION OF COMPANIES TO THE REGISTER - APPLICATION BY A CREDITOR (O.102,\nR. 18) ............................................................................................................................................. 529\nAPPLICATION TO RESTORE RIGHTS ATTACHING TO BEARER SHARES (O.102, R. 19)  ................. 530\nSCHEMES OF ARRANGEMENT (O.102, R.20)  ................................................................................ 531\nORDER 103  .......................................................................................................... 535\nTHE CONFIDENTIAL RELATIONSHIPS (PRESERVATION) LAW (1995 REVISION) ............ 535\nDEFINITIONS (O.103, R.1) .............................................................................................................. 535\nAPPLICATIONS UNDER SECTION 4 (O.103, R.2) ............................................................................. 535\nSERVICE OF SUMMONS (O.103, R.3) ............................................................................................. 535\nAFFIDAVIT EVIDENCE (O.103, R.4)  ............................................................................................... 535\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nFILING AND SERVICE OF AFFIDAVITS (O.103, R.5) ....................................................................... 536\nHEARING OF SECTION 4 APPLICATIONS (O.103, R.6) .................................................................... 536\nORDERS 104-112 ....................................................................................................... 537\nNO ORDERS ................................................................................................................................... 537\nORDER 113 ................................................................................................................ 539\nSUMMARY PROCEEDINGS FOR POSSESSION OF LAND ............................................... 539\nPROCEEDINGS TO BE BROUGHT BY ORIGINATING SUMMONS (O.113, R.1 .................................. 539\nNO RULE (O.113, R.1A) .................................................................................................................. 539\nFORMS OF ORIGINATING SUMMONS (O.113, R.2) ......................................................................... 539\nAFFIDAVIT IN SUPPORT (O.113, R.3) .............................................................................................. 539\nSERVICE OF ORIGINATING SUMMONS (O.113, R.4)....................................................................... 539\nAPPLICATION BY OCCUPIER TO BE MADE A PARTY (O.113, R.5) .................................................. 540\nORDER FOR POSSESSION (O.113, R.6) .......................................................................................... 540\nWRIT OF POSSESSION (O.113, R.7). ............................................................................................... 540\nSETTING ASIDE ORDER (O.113, R.8) ............................................................................................. 541\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\nAPPENDIX I\nPRESCRIBED FORMS (O.1, r.10)\nGENERAL\nINDEX\n1.\nWrit of summons\n(O.6, r.1)\n2.\nOriginating summons - general form\n(O.7, r.2)\n3.\nOriginating summons - expedited form\n(O.7, r.2)\n4.\nEx Parte originating summons\n(O.7, r.2)\n5.\nNotice of appointment to hear originating summons\n(O.7, r.2)\n6.\nNotice of originating motion\n(O.8, r.3)\n6A.\nArbitration Application\n(O.73, r.4)\n7.\nPetition\n(O.9, r.2)\n8.\nAcknowledgment of service of writ of summons\n(O.12, r.3)\n9.\nAcknowledgment of service of originating summons\n(O.10, r.5)\n9A.\nAcknowledgment of service of [Originating] Arbitration Application\n(O. 73, rr. 11, 12)\n10.\nNotice to be indorsed on copy of counterclaim\n(O.15, r.3(6))\n11.\nNotice of proceedings\n(O.15, r.13A)\n12.\nThird party notice claiming contribution or indemnity or other relief or\nremedy\n(O.16)\n13.\nThird party notice where question or issue to be determined\n(O.16)\n14.\nNotice of payment into court\n(O.22, rr.1,2)\n15.\nNotice of acceptance of money paid into court\n(O.22, r.3)\n16.\nList of documents\n(O.24, r.5)\n17.\nInterlocutory summons \u2013 general form\n(O.32, r.2)\n18.\nWrit of subpoena\n(O.38, r.14)\n19.\nLetter of request\n(O.39, r.2)\n20.\nApplication for default judgment\n(O.42, r.6)\n21.\nDefault judgment in action for liquidated damages\n(O.13, r.1, O.19, r.2,\nO.42, r.1)\n22.\nDefault interlocutory judgment for damages to be assessed\n(O.13, r.2, O.19, r.3,\nO.42, r.1)\n23.\nFinal judgment after assessment of damages, etc.\n(O.42, r.1)\n24.\nJudgment for plaintiff under Order 14\n(O.14, r.3)\n24A.\nJudgment for defendant under Order 14\n(O.14, r.14)\n25.\nJudgment after trial before Judge without jury\n(O.42, r.1)\n26.\nWrit of fieri facias\n(O.45, r.12)\n27.\nWrit of fieri facias on order for costs\n(O.45, r.12)\n28.\nWrit of possession\n(O.45, r.12)\n29.\nWrit of sequestration\n(O.45, r.12)\n30.\nOrder for examination of judgment debtor or officer\n(O.45, r.7(4))\n30A.\nApplication for examination of judgment debtor\n(O.48, r.1)\n31.\nGarnishee order to show cause\n(O.49, r.1)\n32.\nGarnishee order absolute\n(O.49, rr.1,4)\n33.\nCharging order - notice to show cause\n(O.50, r.1)\n34.\nCharging order - absolute\n(O.50, r.3)\n34A.\nAffidavit and Stop Notice\n(O.50, r.11)\n\nGCR 1995 (Revised) (Amended 01.07.13)\n35.\nApplication for attachment of earnings order (judgment debt)\n(O.50A, r.4)\n36.\nStatement of means\n(O.50A, r.5; O.52,\nr.12)\n37.\nNotice to employer\n(O.50A, r.6)\n38.\nAttachment of earnings order (judgment debt)\n(O.50A, r.10(1))\n39.\nNotice of hearing (reconsideration)\n(O.50A, r.7)\n40.\nNotice of hearing\n(O.50A, r.7)\n41.\nNotice to show cause (failure to file statement of means)\n(O.50A, r.8(1))\n42.\nOrder to employer for production of statement of earnings\n(O.50A, r.14(1))\n43.\nNotice to show cause (employer's failure to produce statement of\nearnings)\n(O.50A, r.14)\n44.\nApplication for attachment of earnings order (maintenance payments)\n(O.50A, r.16)\n45.\nAttachment of earnings order (maintenance order)\n(O.50A, r.16)\n46.\nSummons for consolidated attachment of earnings order\n(O.50A, r.18)\n47.\nConsolidated attachment of earnings order\n(O.50A, r.17)\n48.\nNotice of motion for committal (general)\n(O.52, r.4)\n49.\nWarrant of committal\n(O.52, r.10)\n50.\nNotice of motion for committal (non-payment of debt)\n(O.52, r.12)\n51.\nOrder for committal (non-payment of debt)\n(O.52, r.15)\n51A.\nSuspended order for committal (non-payment of debt)\n(O.52, r.15)\n52.\nWarrant of discharge\n(O.52, r.16)\n53.\nApplication for leave to apply for judicial review\n(O.53, r.3)\n54.\nNotice of intention to renew application for judicial review\n(O.53, r.3)\n55.\nWrit of habeus corpus ad subjiciendum\n(O.54, r.10)\n56.\nOrder under the Evidence (Proceedings in Other Jurisdictions) (Cayman\nIslands) Order 1978\n(O.70, r.2)\n57.\nOriginating application\n(O.85, r.8(2))\n58.\nElection petition\n(O.93, r.2)\n59.\nEx parte originating summons - Section 4 Application\n(O.103, r.2)\n60.\nOriginating summons - summary possession\n(O.113, r.2)\n61.\nSummons for third party directions\n(O.16, r.4)\n62.\nOrder for third party directions\n(O.16, r.4)\n63.\nNotice to fix trial date\n(O.34, r.3)\n64.\nMareva Injunction (Cayman Islands)\n(O.29, r.1)\n65.\nMareva Injunction 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