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30. Where an objection to a document or deed founded on in a case is stated and maintained by an opposing party, the court may—
(a)for the purposes of the case, dispose of the objection; or
(b)sist the proceedings if it thinks it necessary or more convenient to do so in order to allow the party to proceed by way of reduction.
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