CAP. 152 Matrimonial Causes [Rev. 2012] any child the marriage of whose parents is the subject of the proceedings out of the jurisdiction of the court or out of the custody, care or control of any person named in the application. 52. Separate representation of children If, in any proceedings to which these Rules apply, it appears to the court that any child ought to be separately represented, the court may, on the application of the Attorney-General or some other proper person, make an order assigning a guardian ad litem of the child and authorizing him to enter an appearance and intervene on the child’s behalf; and any proposed guardian, other than a public officer, shall file an affidavit of fitness in accordance with Form 13 in the Appendix. 53. Information as to other proceedings relating to children On any application under these Rules relating to any children of the marriage, the applicant shall file a statement as to whether any, and if so what, proceedings relating to any of those children are in progress in the court. 54. Proceedings in chambers The name of the cause or matter and of the person taking out a summons shall be endorsed thereon, and a copy of the summons shall be served on the party to whom the summons is addressed or on his advocate one clear day at least before the summons is returnable. 55. Hearing of summons (1) On the day and at the hour named in the summons, the party taking out the same shall attend with the original summons at the place appointed for hearing. (2) If any party to the summons does not appear after the lapse of a reasonable time after the time appointed in the summons, the judge may proceed in his absence upon being satisfied by affidavit or otherwise that any party not in attendance had due notice of the time appointed. 56. Subpoenas Subpoenas in any cause or matter to which these Rules relate may issue out of the Divorce Registry at which cause or matter is to be heard. 57. Appeals Any party may appeal from an order or decision of the registrar to a judge in chambers by summons issued within seven days of the order or decision complained of, but the appeal shall not, unless otherwise ordered, act as a stay of such order or decision. 58. Attachment and committal An application for attachment or committal shall be made to a judge, and any person attached or committed may apply to a judge for his discharge. 59. Enforcement of orders (1) In default of payment to any person of any sum of money at the time appointed for the payment thereof, an application may be made to a judge in [Issue 1] M9 - 38