Paragraph 50 Borrowing

(1)

The following provisions of this rule apply only where a person who is a party, or a prospective party, to an application, (or an authorised representative of such a person) can demonstrate to the court that it is (either or both)—

(a)

not practicable; or

(b)

not reasonable,

for the person to obtain a copy of the application or part of the process in the case under rule 49.

(2)

The person may, with the permission either of a member of the court or of the Principal Clerk, borrow any original deed, writing, plan, document or other production which is part of the process in the application.

(3)

A person borrowing under paragraph (2) must—

(a)

grant a receipt to the Principal Clerk;

(b)

undertake to return what is borrowed to the office of the court within 2 days after its return is demanded by the Principal Clerk; and

(c)

grant such security (if any) as the court may specify.