--(1) If a party does not give information which another party has requested under rule 35.1 within a reasonable time, the party who served the request may apply for an order compelling him to do so.
--(2) An order may not be made under this rule unless it is necessary in order to dispose fairly of the claim or to save costs.
--(3) When considering whether to make an order the court must have regard-
----(a) to the likely benefit which will result if the information is given;
----(b) to the likely cost of giving it; and
----(c) to whether the financial resources of the party against whom the order is sought are likely to be sufficient to enable that party to comply with such an order.
Notes
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