11. Advocate and solicitor

Subject to any limitation expressed in his appointment, an advocate and solicitor who when appointed as a Commissioner For Oaths may do all or any of the following:

1. receive acknowledgements of married women in all cases where acknowledgements are required by law to be taken before a public officer;
   
2. receive acknowledgements of recognizances of bail and bail-bonds;
   
3. administer oaths for--
   
   1. the justification for bail;
      
   2. taking any affidavit or affirmation;
      
   3. receiving and taking the answer, plea, demurrer, disclaimer, allegation or examination of any party or parties to any action;
      
   4. the examination of any witnesses upon any interrogatories or de bene esse or in chief or on any other occasion;
      
   5. swearing executors and administrators; and
      
   6. swearing persons in any action, matter or proceeding which is pending or about to be instituted in any court; and
      
4. take and receive statutory declarations.