tariff so prescribed in cases where payment of allowances in accordance with the last-mentioned tariff may cause undue hardship. Rules of court 39. (1) The Judge-President, with the approval of the President, may make rules - (a) to regulate the conduct of the proceedings of the High Court, and may prescribe therein - (i) the process of the court; (ii) the time and manner of appeal to the court; (iii) the practice and procedure in connection with the service of any summons, pleading, subpoena or other document or in connection with the issue of interrogatories or the execution of any writ or warrant; (iv) the compulsory examination by one or more duly registered medical practitioners of any party to proceedings in which damages or compensation in respect of alleged bodily injury is claimed and whose state of health is relevant for the determination of such damages or compensation, and the manner, time, place and responsibility for the cost of the examination, and the making available to the opposing party of any documentary report on the examination; (v) the procedure at or in connection with any enquiry as to the mental state of any person and the judgments or orders which may be given or issued at any such enquiry; (vi) the appointment and admission of commissioners to take evidence and examine witnesses; (vii) the manner in which documents executed outside Namibia may be authenticated to permit of their being produced or used in any court or produced or lodged in any public office in Namibia; (viii) the appointment and admission of sworn translators; (ix) the proceedings of the sheriff and other officers of the court; (x) the tariff of court fees; (xi) the fees payable in respect of the service or execution of any process of the court (except subpoenas or warrants issued at the instance of any governmental authority in criminal matters) or in respect of the summoning of persons to answer interrogatories; (xii) the tariff of costs and expenses which may be allowed in respect of the service or execution of any process referred to in paragraph (xi) or to persons appearing to answer interrogatories; (xiii) the manner of determining the amount of security to be given in any case where security is required to be given and the form and manner in which such security may be given;
tariff so prescribed in cases where payment of allowances in accordance with the last-mentioned tariff may cause undue hardship. Rules of court 39. (1) The Judge-President, with the approval of the President, may make rules - (a) to regulate the conduct of the proceedings of the High Court, and may prescribe therein - (i) the process of the court; (ii) the time and manner of appeal to the court; (iii) the practice and procedure in connection with the service of any summons, pleading, subpoena or other document or in connection with the issue of interrogatories or the execution of any writ or warrant; (iv) the compulsory examination by one or more duly registered medical practitioners of any party to proceedings in which damages or compensation in respect of alleged bodily injury is claimed and whose state of health is relevant for the determination of such damages or compensation, and the manner, time, place and responsibility for the cost of the examination, and the making available to the opposing party of any documentary report on the examination; (v) the procedure at or in connection with any enquiry as to the mental state of any person and the judgments or orders which may be given or issued at any such enquiry; (vi) the appointment and admission of commissioners to take evidence and examine witnesses; (vii) the manner in which documents executed outside Namibia may be authenticated to permit of their being produced or used in any court or produced or lodged in any public office in Namibia; (viii) the appointment and admission of sworn translators; (ix) the proceedings of the sheriff and other officers of the court; (x) the tariff of court fees; (xi) the fees payable in respect of the service or execution of any process of the court (except subpoenas or warrants issued at the instance of any governmental authority in criminal matters) or in respect of the summoning of persons to answer interrogatories; (xii) the tariff of costs and expenses which may be allowed in respect of the service or execution of any process referred to in paragraph (xi) or to persons appearing to answer interrogatories; (xiii) the manner of determining the amount of security to be given in any case where security is required to be given and the form and manner in which such security may be given;
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