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3. Any party to a cause may, for the purposes of the hearing of
   a cause, serve a notice (Appendix A, Form No. 17) on any other party
   to produce, for inspection or for the purpose of being copied, any
   document in his possession or power relating to any matter in question
   in the cause.

4. If the party served with notice to produce omits or refuses to
   do so within the time specified in the notice, the adverse party may
   apply to the Judge for an order to produce, and the Judge may, if
   he thinks fit, make such order.

5. Notice to produce documents at the hearing or at an examination
   of witnesses shall be in the Form No. 18 of Appendix A, with such
   variations as the circumstances may require.

6. The captor or any party who has entered a claim, or, by leave
   of the Judge, any other party may inspect in the Registry and take
   copies of the ship papers filed in the cause.

7. A party may, for the purposes of any hearing of a cause, serve
   a notice (Appendix A, Form No. 19) on any other party to admit any
   document or fact, saving all just exceptions, and a party not admitting
   it after such notice shall be liable for the costs of proving the document
   or fact; unless at the hearing the Judge shall certify that the refusal
   or omission to admit was reasonable.
   Form of admission of facts will be found in Appendix A, No. 20.

ORDER X.
ARREST OF PRIZE.-WARRANT.

1. Where a ship is taken as prize and brought into port within
   the jurisdiction of the Court, or seized as prize in port within such
   jurisdiction, or having been taken or seized as prize comes or is how-
   soever within the jurisdiction of the Court, but is not delivered up
   to the marshal of the Court, the Judge may, after claim made, and
   upon the application of the claimant, order a warrant for the arrest
   of the ship to be issued.

2. Where in any proceeding it shall be made to appear to the
   Judge by the Crown or any party to a cause other than a claimant
   that property taken or seized as prize is within the jurisdiction of
   the Court, and that it is necessary or desirable that such property
   should be within the custody of the Court, the Judge may, on the
   application of the Crown or such party, order a warrant for the arrest
   of such property to be issued.

3. A warrant (Appendix A, Form No. 21) for the arrest of property
   shall be issued only on the order of the Judge.
   No warrants shall be issued for the arrest of property until an
   affidavit has been filed by the party applying for the warrant as
   hereinafter prescribed.

4. The affidavit shall state the grounds upon which the application
   is made and that the aid of the Court is required. Form of
   affidavit to lead warrant will be found in Appendix A, No. 22.

5. The warrant shall be issued out of the Registry, and lodged
   by the party applying for the same with the marshal, and it shall
   be served by the marshal in the manner following:-
   (1.) Upon ship, freight, or goods on board, by attaching the warrant
   for a short time to some conspicuous part of the ship,
   and by leaving a copy of the warrant attached thereto;
   (2.) Upon goods or freight where the goods have been landed or
   transhipped or are not on board a ship, by attaching the
   warrant for a short time to such goods, and by leaving a
   copy of the warrant attached thereto; or, if the person
   having the custody of the goods refuses access thereto, by
   showing the warrant to such person and by leaving with
   him a copy thereof;
   (3.) Upon freight or proceeds of prize in the hands of any person
   other than a person holding the same on behalf of the
   Court, by showing the warrant to him, and by leaving with
   him a copy thereof;
   (4.) Upon freight or proceeds in Court, by showing the warrant
   to the Registrar, and by leaving with him a copy thereof;
   A warrant served as in paragraph (3) provided shall be deemed
   to be an order for payment into Court forthwith of the freight or
   proceeds in respect of which the warrant is issued: Provided that,
   instead of such warrant, the Judge may, if he sees fit, order the person