Court Procedures Rules
1325Listing hearing
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1325 Listing hearing At a listing hearing for a proceeding, the court may make the directions it considers appropriate including in relation to— (a) simplifying the issues in dispute; and (b) limiting the number of witnesses or the issues to be covered by witness evidence; and (c) the filing and serving of expert reports; and (d) the filing and serving of affidavit evidence; and (e) the admission of facts or documents to avoid unnecessary proof; and (f) written submissions to the court on issues of law or issues of law and fact; and (g) the estimated length of the trial; and (h) the possibility of the proceeding being settled before the trial; and (i) anything else that may assist the early resolution of the
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