Section 184: Hearing of objections
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184. Hearing of objections
(1) The Master shall, on the petition of the attorney who has the carriage
of the proceedings, fix a date for hearing the objections to the provisional
scheme of distribution.
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(2) Where the attorney has taken no steps to have the objections disposed of within 14 days of the expiry of the time for making those objections, the attorney of any other interested party may do so.
(3) Where a party wishes to produce additional titles or documentary evidence, he shall do so not less than 3 days before the hearing.
(4) Notwithstanding subsection (3), the Master may, on good cause
shown to his satisfaction, grant a postponement for a specified period for
the production of additional proof, and his decision shall be without appeal.
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Questions this section answers
- How many days after the objection deadline can another interested party step in if the main attorney hasn't fixed a hearing date?
- How many days before the hearing must a party produce any additional evidence?
- Can I appeal the Master's decision to postpone a hearing for extra evidence?