14.—(1) For the purpose of any proceedings before him, a master may
(a)issue a summons requiring any party to the proceedings to attend before him,
(b)at the request of any such party, issue a summons requiring any person to attend him as a witness,
(c)require the production of documents, and
(d)examine any party or witness either orally or on interrogatories.
(2) A summons under paragraph (1)(b) must be served personally on the person against whom it is issued.
(3) If a person refuses or fails to obey a summons duly served on him under this rule the master may make an order requiring that person to attend before him.