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32 :(j) prescribing in what cases money due under a judgment or order is to be paid into court;
 * (k) providing for the enforcement of any order of the Family Division of the High Court (in the exercise of its original or appellate civil jurisdiction) or of the Family Court;
 * (l) regulating the modes in which a writ of seizure and sale may be executed, and the manner in which seizure may be made of any property seizable thereunder, and the mode of sale by a bailiff or any other officer of the Family Justice Courts of any property so seized, and the manner in which the right and title of purchasers of the property at any sale by any officer of the Family Justice Courts may be secured to the purchasers;
 * (m) regulating the discovery of a judgment debtor’s property in aid of the execution of any judgment or order;
 * (n) the taking of evidence before an examiner on commission or by letters of request, and prescribing the circumstances in which evidence so taken may be read on the trial of an action;
 * (o) prescribing in what cases and on what conditions a court may act upon the certificate of accountants, actuaries or other scientific persons; and
 * (p) amending, altering or adding to the forms set out in, or in any subsidiary legislation made under, any Act referred to in the definition of “family proceedings” in section 2(1).

(4) The Family Justice Rules may, instead of providing for any matter, refer to any provision made or to be made for that matter by practice directions issued for the time being by the registrar of the Family Justice Courts.

(5) At any meeting of the Family Justice Rules Committee, 5 members shall form a quorum and all questions shall be decided by a majority of votes of the members present and voting.

(6) No Family Justice Rules shall be made without the consent of the Chief Justice.