Justices Rules 2003
12Description of people in complaint
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12 Description of people in complaint
(1) A description and designation of the defendant or any other person in a complaint must be sufficient to identify the defendant or other person but does not necessarily have to state his or her correct name, address or occupation.
(2) Despite subrule (1) , if in a complaint it is impracticable to give a description or designation that sufficiently identifies a person who is not the defendant as required by that subrule, it is sufficient –
(a) to give a description or designation that is reasonably practicable; or
(b) to describe that person as a person unknown.