sec.528Directions

### sec.528 Directions If the court directs an account to be taken, it may, by the judgment or the order directing an account or a later order, give directions about taking or verifying the account, including but not limited to directions about the following matters— the advertisements to be published, the evidence to be adduced, the procedure to be followed, and the time and place for taking the account; whether in taking the account the books and records of account are evidence of the matters contained in them; the persons (whether or not parties to the proceeding) to be served with the judgment or order and who are entitled to be heard on the taking of the account; the persons to be called as witnesses at the taking of the account; whether a judgment should be given for a balance found to be owing. If the court directs that the books and records of account are evidence of the matters contained in them, the parties have leave to take objections. (sec.528-ssec.1) If the court directs an account to be taken, it may, by the judgment or the order directing an account or a later order, give directions about taking or verifying the account, including but not limited to directions about the following matters— the advertisements to be published, the evidence to be adduced, the procedure to be followed, and the time and place for taking the account; whether in taking the account the books and records of account are evidence of the matters contained in them; the persons (whether or not parties to the proceeding) to be served with the judgment or order and who are entitled to be heard on the taking of the account; the persons to be called as witnesses at the taking of the account; whether a judgment should be given for a balance found to be owing. (sec.528-ssec.2) If the court directs that the books and records of account are evidence of the matters contained in them, the parties have leave to take objections. - (a) the advertisements to be published, the evidence to be adduced, the procedure to be followed, and the time and place for taking the account; - (b) whether in taking the account the books and records of account are evidence of the matters contained in them; - (c) the persons (whether or not parties to the proceeding) to be served with the judgment or order and who are entitled to be heard on the taking of the account; - (d) the persons to be called as witnesses at the taking of the account; - (e) whether a judgment should be given for a balance found to be owing.