Rule 2.29 Evidence by deposition

Changes not yet applied. Later legislation changes this provision in ways not yet written into the text below:

rules 10.24-10.25 added by Family Proceedings 1993 rule 6
rule 2.29 amended by Family Proceedings 1997 rule 11
rules 2.71-2.77 revoked by Family Proceedings 1999 rule 19
rules 3.1-3.20 (Pt.III) am. (references to any of rules 2.52-2.70 shatl be read as references to those rules as they were before these rules came into force) by Family Proceedings 1999 rule 20
rules 3.21-3.23 added by Family Proceedings 1993 rule 4
rules 2.71-2.77 added by Family Proceedings 1997 rule 4
rule 2.45A-2.45B inserted by Family Proceedings 2003 rule 3

The court may, on the application of any party to a cause begun by petition, make an order under CCR Order 20, rule 18, or (if the cause is pending in the High Court) under RSC Order 39, rule 1, for the examination on oath of any person; and CCR Order 20, rule 18 or (if the cause is pending in the High Court) RSC Order 38, rule 9, and Order 39, rules I to 14 (which regulate the procedure where evidence is to be taken by deposition) shall have effect accordingly with the appropriate modifications.