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46.—(1) The powers conferred by rule 45 do not include the power to enter a dwelling-house without the consent of its occupier unless the court considers it necessary to do so—
(a)for the proper resolution of any issue arising, or likely to arise, in the case; or
(b)to safeguard the rights of any party.
(2) The court may take such steps, and employ such assistance, as it considers necessary to effect entry (including, in so far as requisite, entry to lockfast places) under paragraph (1) or rule 45.
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