(1) If a court in a reciprocating jurisdiction remits an order sent to it under subregulation 29A(3) to the court in which the order was made for the taking of further evidence, the court must take the evidence, and must cause the depositions of the witnesses to be sent to the court in the reciprocating jurisdiction.
(2) Before taking the evidence, notice must be given to such persons and in such manner as the court thinks fit.
(3) If, on the taking of further evidence, it appears that the order ought not to have been made, the court may revoke the order or may make a fresh provisional order under subregulation 29(1).
(4) A court that takes evidence because of a request made under
subregulation (1) may, for subregulation (3), have regard to the
evidence given in that other court.