--(1) An order for specific disclosure is an order that a party must do one or more of the following things:
----(a) disclose documents or classes of documents specified in the order; or
----(b) carry out a search for documents to the extent stated in the order; and
----(c) disclose any document located as a result of that search.
--(2) An order for specific disclosure may be made on or without an application.
--(3) An application for specific disclosure may be made without notice at a case management conference.
--(4) An application for specific disclosure may identify documents-
----(a) by describing the class to which they belong; or
----(b) in any other manner.
--(5) An order for specific disclosure may only require disclosure of documents which are directly relevant to one or more matters in issue in the proceedings.
Notes
Back to Part (28. Disclosure and Inspection of Documents)