433. Any party, if he sees fit to do so, may, after notice to the other parties, have interrogatories and cross-interrogatories admitted by the court and attached to the commission.
In any event, whether or not there are interrogations formulated beforehand, the commissioner may put, and must allow the parties to put, any questions relevant to the case; he shall reserve any objections made by the parties to the evidence, but the parties have always the right not to raise such objections except before the court.
1965 (1st sess.), c. 80, a. 433.