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32. The judge has the power –
(a)to administer oaths and take the affirmations of the parties and any witnesses who attend;
(b)to order specific performance of a contract;
(c)to make an interim decree;
(d)to correct any clerical mistake in a decree;
(e)without prejudice to Rule 19(a) and either on the application of any of the parties or of his own choosing, to set aside, vary or confirm any decree; or
(f)to direct that an application in Form 125 be transferred to his civil bill list, provided he is satisfied that –
(i)a difficult question of fact or law is involved; or
(ii)fraud is alleged against a party; or
(iii)the parties consent to the application being dealt with in that way; or
(iv)it would be unreasonable for the application to be dealt with in a small claims hearing because of its subject matter, the circumstances of the parties or the interests of any other person likely to be affected by the outcome.