London :: printed by the assigns of Richard and Edward Atkins esquires, for John Walthoe, and are to be sold at his shop, in the Middle-Temple Cloysters,
1698.
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XXII. Execution of Commissions to exa∣mine Witnesses.
WHen a Commission is ta∣ken out, if through the default of the party, having the carriage of the same, or of his Commissioners, the same be not executed, he shall pay unto the other party such reasonable Costs as he or his Solicitor shall, up∣on Oath, make appear he was put unto by such failure, and shall renew such Commission at his own charge, wherein the adverse party may join, and Cross examine such Witnesses, if he think fit; but if he examine any Witnesses of his own, then he is to pay the Half Fee of
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the Commission, and the adverse party may also have a Duplicate•• of such Commission; and if the party taking out of such re∣newed Commission, do not give notice to execute his Commissi∣on eight days before the Re∣torn thereof,
* 1.1 that then the ad∣verse party, upon four days notice may execute his Com∣mission, and no second Commis∣sion to be awarded without Motion in Court.