Section FIFTY-TWO. Hundred twenty-nine of this article shall also apply to disclosure under this rule

(b)  Fees. A judgment debtor served with a subpoena under this section
  and any other person served with an information subpoena  shall  not  be
  entitled  to  any fee. Any other person served with a subpoena requiring
  attendance or the production of  books  and  papers  shall  be  paid  or
  tendered  in advance authorized traveling expenses and one day's witness
  fee.
    (c) Time and place of examination. A deposition  on  oral  or  written
  questions  or  an  examination  of books and papers may proceed upon not
  less than ten days' notice to the person subpoenaed,  unless  the  court
  orders  shorter  notice, before any person authorized by subdivision (a)
  of rule 3113. An examination shall be held during business hours and, if
  taken within the state, at a place specified in rule 3110. Upon  consent
  of the witness, an examination may be held at any other place within the
  state and before any officer authorized to administer an oath.
    (d)  Conduct of examination. The officer before whom the deposition is
  to be taken shall put the witness on oath. If requested  by  the  person
  conducting the examination, the officer shall personally, or by some one
  acting  under  his  direction,  record  and transcribe the testimony and
  shall list all appearances by the parties and attorneys. Examination and
  cross-examination of the witness shall proceed as permitted in the trial
  of actions in open court. Cross-examination need not be limited  to  the
  subject  matter  of the examination in chief. All objections made at the
  time of the examination to the qualifications of the officer taking  the
  deposition,  or of a person recording it, or to the manner of taking it,
  or to the testimony presented, or to the conduct of any person, and  any
  other  objection  to the proceedings, shall be noted by the officer upon
  the deposition and the deposition shall proceed subject to the right  of
  a  person to apply for a protective order. The deposition shall be taken
  continuously and without  unreasonable  adjournment,  unless  the  court
  orders  or  the  witness  agrees  otherwise.  If  the  witness  does not
  understand the English language, the judgment creditor shall, at his own
  expense, provide a translation of all questions and answers. Unless  the
  court  orders  otherwise, a person other than the judgment debtor served
  with a subpoena duces tecum requiring the production of books of account
  may produce in place of the original books of account a sworn transcript
  of such accounts as are relevant.
    (e) Signing deposition; physical preparation. At the  request  of  the
  person  conducting the examination, a deposition on written questions or
  a deposition on oral questions  which  has  been  transcribed  shall  be
  submitted to the witness and shall be read to or by him, and any changes
  in  form or substance which the witness desires to make shall be entered
  upon the deposition with a statement of the reasons given by the witness
  for making them; and the deposition shall then be signed by the  witness
  before  any  officer  authorized  to  administer an oath. If the witness
  fails to sign the deposition, the officer before whom the deposition was

  taken shall sign it and state on the record the fact  of  the  witness's
  failure  or  refusal  to  sign  together  with  any  reason  given.  The
  deposition may then be used as fully as though signed.  Where  testimony
  is  transcribed,  the officer before whom the deposition was taken shall
  certify on the deposition that the witness was duly  sworn  by  him  and
  that  the  deposition  is  a  true  record of the testimony given by the
  witness.
    (f) Subsequent examination. Leave of court is  required  to  compel  a
  judgment  debtor to appear for the taking of his deposition or to compel
  the production by him of books and papers  within  one  year  after  the
  conclusion  of  a  previous  examination of him with respect to the same
  judgment.