Supreme Court Rules 2000
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92 Multiple claims
(1) A person wishing, in a single proceeding, to seek from the Court or a judge relief of more than one kind in respect of more than one matter, may claim all kinds of relief sought by –
(a) writ, if, in respect of any relief sought, these rules require proceedings to be commenced by writ; or
(b) application to the Court, if, in respect of any relief sought, these rules require proceedings to be commenced by application to the Court; or
(c) application to a judge in chambers, in any other case.
(2) The Court or a judge hearing any action or other proceeding in which relief of more than one kind is sought may order the separation of the claims.
(3) The Court or a judge, on an application made in any action or other proceeding in which relief of more than one kind is sought, may order the separation of the claims.
(4) Notwithstanding subrule (1) , a person may claim any ancillary relief with the principal relief claimed.