(1)  The Court or a judge at any time may order that the place of trial be at a place other than at the seat of the registry in which the matter is proceeding.

(2)  In deciding the place of trial, the Court or judge is to have regard to –

(a) the convenience of the parties and witnesses; and

(b) the wishes of the parties; and

(c) the expense to the parties; and

(d) the date on which the trial could take place; and

(e) the relative facilities for trial at any place at which the trial could take place; and

(f) if a view may be desirable, the locality of the place or object to be viewed; and

(g) all other circumstances of the case.