sec.146Formal requirements

### sec.146 Formal requirements A pleading must— state the number of the proceeding; and state the description of the pleading; and be filed and state the date on which it is filed; and be signed by the solicitor for the party filing it or, if the party appears or defends in person, the party; and be consecutively numbered on each page; and be divided into consecutively numbered paragraphs and, if necessary, subparagraphs, each containing, as far as practicable, a separate allegation; and if it is settled by counsel—state the counsel’s name. In addition, a pleading (other than a reply) must have on it a notice to the party on whom the pleading is served under rule 164 informing the party about the time for serving pleadings in response under rule 164 . r 146 amd 2000 SL No. 127 s 20 (sec.146-ssec.1) A pleading must— state the number of the proceeding; and state the description of the pleading; and be filed and state the date on which it is filed; and be signed by the solicitor for the party filing it or, if the party appears or defends in person, the party; and be consecutively numbered on each page; and be divided into consecutively numbered paragraphs and, if necessary, subparagraphs, each containing, as far as practicable, a separate allegation; and if it is settled by counsel—state the counsel’s name. (sec.146-ssec.2) In addition, a pleading (other than a reply) must have on it a notice to the party on whom the pleading is served under rule 164 informing the party about the time for serving pleadings in response under rule 164 . - (a) state the number of the proceeding; and - (b) state the description of the pleading; and - (c) be filed and state the date on which it is filed; and - (d) be signed by the solicitor for the party filing it or, if the party appears or defends in person, the party; and - (e) be consecutively numbered on each page; and - (f) be divided into consecutively numbered paragraphs and, if necessary, subparagraphs, each containing, as far as practicable, a separate allegation; and - (g) if it is settled by counsel—state the counsel’s name.