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3.35.—(1) The petitioner shall request the Master to enter the cause for hearing by lodging in the county court office or the Matrimonial Office, as the case may be, a certificate of readiness in Form M33.
(2) At the same time as lodging the certificate of readiness, the petitioner shall deliver to the Office one bundle for the use of the judge consisting of one indexed copy of the following documents—
(a)the certificate of readiness;
(b)the petition;
(c)any other pleadings;
(d)affidavit of service;
(e)interlocutory orders;
(f)the requisite legal aid documents.
fastened together in the order shown and having endorsed thereon the names and addresses of the solicitors for the parties.
(3) Within 4 days of lodging the certificate of readiness the petitioner shall give notice of having done so to the Crown Solicitor on behalf of the Attorney General and to each party in the cause who has entered an appearance.
(4) The Master shall, subject to paragraph (5), fix a date for hearing and give notice thereof to every party in the cause.
(5) Save with the consent of all the parties or by leave of the judge, no cause shall be placed in the list for hearing until after the expiration of 10 days from the date on which the certificate of readiness was lodged.
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