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65.—(1) The clerk of petty sessions shall keep a register (to be called the Process Register) in which he shall make the entries relating to each proceeding as specified by the headings to the columns in the register.
(2) Separate Process Registers shall be kept for debt and ejectment proceedings and are referred to in these Rules as “the Debt Process Register” or “the Ejectment Process Register”, respectively.
(3) The Process Register shall be signed at the foot of each page by the resident magistrate who had adjudicated upon the proceedings entered thereon, but in case any page contains records of proceedings heard on more than one date or by more than one resident magistrate, it shall be signed by the appropriate resident magistrate at the last entry on each date, or at the last entry of any proceedings heard by him.
(4) Any person who satisfies a resident magistrate or a clerk of petty sessions that he has a bona fide interest in the matter may obtain from the clerk of petty sessions, upon payment of the prescribed fee, a memorandum of a proceeding entered in the Process Register.
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