(3) If a subpoena for production
requires the production of a document, but does not require the production of
the original document, the person named may produce a copy of the original
document.
(4) The person who produces a document pursuant to a subpoena must
advise the registrar as to whether the document is an original document or a
copy and must elect whether the document is to be disposed of by the registrar
or returned to the person.
(5) If a document or thing is produced to a
registrar, the registrar must--
(a) give a receipt to the person who produced
the document or thing, and
(b) produce the document or thing as the nature of
the case requires, or as directed by the Court.
(6) If a subpoena requires
production of a document or thing on a date other than the date for hearing
the proceedings, the registrar may, at any time after the hearing date, order
that the subpoena has ceased to have effect and--
(a) in the case of an
original document, or a thing, return it to the person who produced it, or
(b) in the case of a document that is a copy, return the document, or dispose
of it, in accordance with the election of the person who produced the
document.