SUPREME COURT OF ENGLAND AND WALES Citation, commencement and interpretation 1 These Rules may be cited as the Rules of the Supreme Court (Amendment) 1993 and shall come into force on 1st October 1993. 2 In these Rules, an Order referred to by number means the Order so numbered in the Rules of the Supreme Court 1965 and a reference to Appendix A is a reference to Appendix A of those Rules. Transfer of proceedings in contentious probate cases 3 In Order 4, rule 5— 1 at the beginning of paragraph (3), for the word “Where”, there shall be substituted the words “Subject to paragraph (5A), where”; 2 at the beginning of paragraph (4), for the word “Without”, there shall be substituted the words “Subject to paragraph (5A), without”; and 3 at the end of paragraph (5) there shall be inserted the following new paragraph— 5A A probate cause or matter may only be transferred under this rule to Chancery Chambers or to one of the Chancery district registries. . Duration of Admiralty writs in rem 4 In Order 6, rule 8, for paragraph (1) there shall be substituted the following— 1 For the purposes of service, a writ (other than a concurrent writ) is valid in the first instance— a if an Admiralty writ in rem , for 12 months; b where leave to serve the writ out of the jurisdiction is required under Order 11, for 6 months; c in any other case, for 4 months beginning with the date of its issue. . Originating summons procedure 5 In Order 28, rule 2(2), for the words “rule 1A(2) and (3)” there shall be substituted the words “rule 1A(1) and (2)”. Extension of requirement for leave 6 Order 59 shall be amended as follows— 1 in rule 1A, at the beginning of paragraph (6)(aa) the words “subject to section 18(2)(a) of the Act,” shall be omitted; and 2 after rule 1A, there shall be inserted the following new rule— Classes of case where leave to appeal is required 1B 1 The classes of case prescribed for the purposes of section 18(1A) of the Act (appeals subject to leave) are the following— a a determination by a divisional court of any appeal to the High Court; b orders of the High Court or any other court or tribunal made with the consent of the parties or relating only to costs which are by law left to the discretion of the court or tribunal; c an order granting or refusing any relief made at the hearing of an application for judicial review, except in proceedings arising from a decision made by virtue of the Immigration Act 1971 , the British Nationality Act 1981 , the Immigration Act 1988 , the Asylum and Immigration Appeals Act 1993 or any other enactment relating to nationality or immigration which for the time being is in force in any part of the United Kingdom; d orders which include the giving or refusing of possession of land; e orders including the grant or refusal of an application for the grant of a new tenancy under Part II of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 ; f interlocutory orders of the High Court or any other court or tribunal, except in the following cases, namely— i where the liberty of the subject is concerned; ii where the residence, education or welfare of a minor is concerned; iii where an applicant for contact with a minor is refused all contact with the minor; iv in the case of a decree nisi in a matrimonial cause. 2 For the purposes of sub-paragraph (1)(f), “education” includes training and religious instruction. 3 Leave to appeal to the Court of Appeal may be given by the court or tribunal from whose decision the appeal is sought or by the Court of Appeal. ; and 3 in rule 14— a at the end of paragraph (2A) there shall be added the words “before two Lords Justices”; and b at the end of paragraph (2B) there shall be added the words “before two Lords Justices”. 7 Rule 6 shall apply to all proceedings in which an appeal is set down or an application is lodged with the Court of Appeal on or after 1st October 1993. Copies of documents for other parties 8 Order 66 shall be amended as follows— 1 for rule 3, there shall be substituted the following— Copies of documents for other parties 3 1 Where a document has been prepared by a party for use in the Supreme Court, the party by whom it has been prepared must supply any party entitled to a copy of it with a copy of it and, where the document in question is an affidavit, of any document exhibited to it. 2 Subject to paragraph (3), the document must be ready for delivery within 48 hours after a written request for it, together with an undertaking to pay the proper charges, is received and must be supplied immediately on payment of those charges. 3 Where a party is joined to existing proceedings, the party joined shall be entitled to require the party joining him to supply, without charge, copies of all pleadings, affidavits and exhibits served in the proceedings by or upon the joining party which relate to any issues between the joining party and the party joined, and copies of all orders made in those proceedings. The documents must be supplied within 48 hours after a written request for them is received. 4 Where a document to which paragraph (1) or (3) applies exists in electronic form, a copy must be supplied (at the option of the party entitled to a copy of it) either in electronic form or hard copy, or both, and if supplied in electronic form must be supplied with sufficient technical information to enable the party entitled to such copy to read the document. ; and 2 in rule 4, paragraph (2) shall be omitted. Address for service of party whose solicitor is removed 9 Order 67 shall be amended as follows— 1 in rule 4, after the words “an address” there shall be inserted the words “within the jurisdiction”; and 2 for rule 7 there shall be substituted the following new rule— 7 1 Where— a an order is made under rule 5, or b an order is made under rule 6, and the applicant for that order has complied with rule 6(1), or c the certificate of an assisted person within the meaning of the Civil Legal Aid (General) Regulations 1989 is revoked or discharged, then, unless and until the party to whose solicitor or to whom, as the case may be, the order or certificate relates either appoints another solicitor and complies with rule 3, or being entitled to act in person, gives notice of his intention so to do and complies with rule 4, his last known address within the jurisdiction or, where the party is a body corporate, its registered or principal office shall for the purpose of the service on him of any document not required to be served personally, be deemed to be his address for service. 2 Where such party has no last known address or registered or principal office (as the case may be) within the jurisdiction, and the party wishing to serve documents on him does not know, or may not reasonably be expected to know, of any other address for service within the jurisdiction, he shall be deemed to have no address for service for the purposes of Order 65, rule 9. . Reciprocal enforcement of judgments 10 In Order 71, after rule 39 there shall be added the following new rule— Authentic Instruments and Court Settlements 39A Rules 27 to 35 inclusive (except rule 28(1)(a)(ii)) shall apply to: 1 an authentic instrument to which either article 50 of Schedule 1 to the Act of 1982 or article 50 of Schedule 3C to that Act applies; and 2 a settlement to which either article 51 of Schedule 1 to the Act of 1982 orarticle 51 of Schedule 3C to that Act applies, as they apply to a judgment, subject to any necessary modifications. . Action in Chancery Division for possession or payment 11 In Order 88, rule 5, after paragraph (2) there shall be inserted the following new paragraph— 2A Unless the Court otherwise directs, the affidavit may contain statements of information or belief with the sources and grounds thereof. . Taking evidence abroad in family proceedings 12 In Order 107, rule 3 shall be amended as follows— 1 at the beginning of paragraph (1) for the word “A”, there shall be substituted the words “Subject to paragraph (1A), a”; and 2 after paragraph (1) there shall be inserted the following new paragraphs— 1A In relation to family proceedings in a county court, an application relating to the exercise of the powers conferred upon a master of the Queen’s Bench Division by paragraph (1) shall be made to a district judge of the principal registry of the Family Division. 1B In paragraph (1A) “family proceedings” means family proceedings within the meaning of Part V of the Matrimonial and Family Proceedings Act 1984 . . Writ of fieri facias to enforce Northern Irish or Scottish judgment—Form No. 62 13 In Appendix A, for Form No. 62 there shall be substituted the following— No. 62 Writ of fieri facias to enforce Northern Irish or Scottish judgment (O.71 r.14) . Mackay of Clashfern, C., Taylor, C.J., Bingham M.R., Stephen Brown, P., Donald Nicholls, V-C., Leggatt, L.J., Morritt, J. Phillips, J., Miss Jean Ritchie, Jules Sher, John Wall, K. C. R. Gibson 30th July 1993