13.—(1) This rule shall apply where the judicial trustee is a corporate trustee.
(2) A judicial trustee shall submit for examination such accounts to such persons as the Court may direct.
(3) Any person to whom a judicial trustee is required to submit accounts may, on giving reasonable notice to the judicial trustee, inspect, either personally or by an agent, the books and other papers relating to such accounts.
(4) Any person to whom the judicial trustee is required to submit accounts, or any beneficiary, who is dissatisfied with them may give notice specifying the item or items as to which objection is taken and requiring the judicial trustee within not less than 14 days to lodge his accounts with the Court and a copy of such notice shall be lodged in Chancery Chambers or, if the cause or matter is proceeding in a district registry, that registry.
(5) Following an examination by or on behalf of the Court of an item or items in an account to which objection is taken the result of such examination must be certified by a master and an order may thereupon be made as to the incidence of any costs or expenses incurred.