paragraph 220 in volume 2, chapter 13, Matters of Jurisdiction
During the prolonged examination leading to the 1936 revision of the Rules, the question was again subject to exhaustive discussion.1 A further modification was introduced, to the effect that this procedure was no longer limited to cases brought by application; and the possibility of applying the preliminary objection procedure in advisory proceedings was also discussed. In that less rigid form, this was adopted in Article 62 of the Rules of 193…