Stannaries Act 1855

XIX Power of Registrar on Interlocutory-Applications.

The Registrar of the Court of the Vice-Warden shall have Power at all Times before Hearing or Trial, either on the Common Law or Equity Side of the said Court, to make Orders for amending the Proceedings or Pleadings upon Terms or unconditionally, to hear and determine Applications for further Time, Objections for Defect of Form, or on the Ground of Uncertainty, Obscurity, Prolixity, or Multifariousness, and to make Rules and Orders in all such other interlocutory Matters as shall be submitted or referred to him by Consent of Parties, or which he may be directed or empowered to hear and determine or deal with, by any General Rules or Orders made under the Authority of this Act; and the said several Matters shall be heard and determined ore tenus in a summary Way, subject however to Appeal by Motion to the Vice-Warden, either ore tenus or on a written Statement agreed upon by the Parties or drawn up by the Registrar and submitted to the Vice-Warden.