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(1) In any suit in which an examination or adjustment of accounts
is necessary. the court may appoint a commissioner and -direct him
to make such examination or adjustment.
(2) Any question as to the admissibility or inadmissibility of the
documents or other evidence to which the investigation of ac-
counts relates or any objection relating thereto shall be decided
by the court before the commission is issued.
(3) The court shall furnish the commissioner with such documents as
have been ruled admissible under sub-art.
(2) and with such part
of the proceedings and such instructions as appear necessary,
and the instructions shall specify whether the commissioner
is merely to transmit the proceedings which he may hold on the in-
vestigation, or also to report his own apinion on the point referred
for his examination.
(4) The court may ~ve the comnusslOner special directions with re-
gard to the mode in which the accounts are to be taken or vouched
and in particular may direct that the books in which the accounts
in question have been kept shall be taken as prima facie evidence
of toe truth of th~ matters therein contained with liberty to the
parties interested to take such obj~ction, thereto as they may be
advised.
(5) The provisions of Art. 133
(2) and
(3) shall apply to commissioN
issued under this Article,.
