Supreme Court Rules 2000
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324 Names to be supplied
(1) On demand in writing by a defendant, a formal coplaintiff is to declare in writing the names and addresses of all the persons constituting the society on whose behalf the action is brought.
(2) If a formal coplaintiff fails to comply with a demand under subrule (1) and no other formal coplaintiff complies with a similar demand, on the application of the defendant making the demand, the Court or a judge may direct all proceedings in the action to be stayed.
(3) A direction may be on any terms.
(4) If a formal coplaintiff complies with a demand under subrule (1) , the action is to proceed –
(a) as if the persons declared had been named as plaintiffs in the writ; and
(b) in the names of the society and each coplaintiff.