Supreme Court Rules 2000
645Disclaimers
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645 Disclaimers
(1) The respondent may disclaim any corporate character, office or franchise in question.
(2) A disclaimer is to be –
(a) signed by the respondent; and
(b) attested by a person before whom affidavits may be sworn; and
(c) filed in the registry; and
(d) served on the relator within the time allowed for delivering a defence.
(3) If a respondent disclaims, the Attorney-General or relator, unless the Court or a judge otherwise orders, is entitled to enter judgment of ouster with costs, including the costs of the order giving leave to exhibit the information.