Supreme Court Rules 2000
880Attendance of corporations
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880 Attendance of corporations
If the Court or a judge makes an order in any proceeding for the production by a corporation of any document or thing and after service of the order the corporation fails to produce the document or thing in accordance with the order, the Court or a judge may –
(a) make an order for the issue of a warrant to the Sheriff or any other person specified in the order for –
(i) the arrest of any officer of the corporation in default; and
(ii) the attendance of the officer before the Court or a judge or other person for the purpose of the proceeding; and
(iii) the detention of the officer in custody in the meantime; and
(b) order the corporation in default to pay any costs and expenses caused by the default.