sec.212Documents to which disclosure does not apply

### sec.212 Documents to which disclosure does not apply The duty of disclosure does not apply to the following documents— a document in relation to which there is a valid claim to privilege from disclosure; a document relevant only to credit; an additional copy of a document already disclosed, if it is reasonable to suppose the additional copy contains no change, obliteration or other mark or feature likely to affect the outcome of the proceeding. A document consisting of a statement or report of an expert is not privileged from disclosure. (sec.212-ssec.1) The duty of disclosure does not apply to the following documents— a document in relation to which there is a valid claim to privilege from disclosure; a document relevant only to credit; an additional copy of a document already disclosed, if it is reasonable to suppose the additional copy contains no change, obliteration or other mark or feature likely to affect the outcome of the proceeding. (sec.212-ssec.2) A document consisting of a statement or report of an expert is not privileged from disclosure. - (a) a document in relation to which there is a valid claim to privilege from disclosure; - (b) a document relevant only to credit; - (c) an additional copy of a document already disclosed, if it is reasonable to suppose the additional copy contains no change, obliteration or other mark or feature likely to affect the outcome of the proceeding.