1.The court or the supervising judge, as the case may be, may direct to any litigant the questions it deems appropriate or those requested by the opposing party to be addressed to him by the court. The answer shall be given at the same hearing, except if required, as the court or the supervising judge deems appropriate, to reschedule another date for giving the answer. 2.A litigant may object to a question put to him, and shall indicate the reason for his objection. 3.The court or the supervising judge, as the case may be, may prevent any question which does not relate to the action, has no bearing on evidence or is not admissible. 4.The answer shall take place in the presence of the litigant requesting the examination; however, the examination shall not be contingent upon his appearance. 5.Questions and answers shall be recorded in the hearing transcript and shall be read out to the litigants present. The examined person may correct his answers that he requires to be corrected. The transcript shall be signed by both the judge and clerk.
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