"ملف 28/2 الحرب. الاختصاص القضائي للسفن المغتنمة في دول الخليج العربي" [ظ‎‎٦‎٧] (٢٩٢/١٣٤)

7. 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 or aircraft papers filed in the cause.
8. 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 or aircraft is taken as prize and brought within the
jurisdiction of the Court, or seized as prize within such jurisdiction, or
having been taken or seized as prize comes or is howsoever 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 or aircraft 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 like manner as writs are by Rule 11 of Order II directed
to be served and the provisions of Rule 15 of that Order shall apply to
warrants as they apply to writs.
A warrant served as provided in paragraph (3) of Rule 11 of Order II
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 holding or having received such freight or proceeds to pay the same
into Court.
6. In urgent cases, the marshal may, after a warrant is placed in his
hands for execution, authorise his substitute by telegram or telephone to
detain such property until the service of the warrant can be duly effected
as herein provided.
7. Warrants may be served on any day, including Sunday and any
public holiday.
8. Warrants shall be filed by the marshal within one week after service
thereof has been completed, with a certificate of service endorsed thereon.
9. This Order shall not apply to ships of war or military aircraft.