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6102Documents—general heading style
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6102 Documents—general heading style (1) A document for use in relation to a proceeding, and for which there is an approved form, must be headed in the way set out in the form. (2) However, a document in a civil proceeding may be headed using an abbreviation of title sufficient to identify the proceeding. AB and others Defendants (3) Subrule (2) does not apply to— (a) an originating process; or (b) a document to be served on a person not a party to the (c) an order. (4) If the parties to a proceeding change, the names of the parties on each document filed after the change must reflect the state of the parties after the change.
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