# The Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction (Discipline) Rules 1964, Article 62


(1) Either party to proceedings under the Measure in the consistory court, commission of convocation or Court of Ecclesiastical Causes Reserved, may apply to the registrar for an order—
(a) requiring the other party to produce for the applicant's inspection any document specified in the application, and to allow the applicant to take copies thereof;
(b) requiring the other party or any other person to produce at the trial any document so specified;
(c) requiring the attendance of any person for the purpose of giving evidence at the trial.
(2) At the trial of any such proceedings, or at the hearing of any appeal or petition in respect of such proceedings, the court or commission shall have power, whether on the application of either party or on its own motion, to make any such order as is mentioned in the foregoing paragraph.
(3) Where in any such proceedings, or in any proceedings on an appeal to the Arches Court of Canterbury or the Chancery Court of York or on a petition to a Commission of the Review, the court or commission orders the taking of the evidence of any person before an examiner, either party may apply to the registrar (including the registrar of the appellate court or the Commission of Review) for an order requiring the attendance of that person before the examiner.
(4) An order made under paragraph (1)(a) of this rule shall specify the period within which it is to be complied with, and it shall be the duty of the party to whom it is addressed to give notice to the applicant of the time and place at which the document or documents will be produced for inspection and copying.
(5) If an order made under this rule is addressed to a party, and was not made at a hearing attended by that party, the applicant for the order shall serve a copy of it on that party.
(6) The applicant shall serve a copy of any order made under this rule and addressed to a person other than a party, on that person, and shall give him not less than 3 days' notice in writing of the time and place at which his attendance is required, or at which he is required to produce any document.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1964/1755/article/62 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/ecclesiastical-jurisdiction-discipline-rules-1964/article-62
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