sec.781Form and contents of case stated

### sec.781 Form and contents of case stated A case stated must— be divided into paragraphs numbered consecutively; and state the questions to be decided; and state concisely the facts necessary to enable the Court of Appeal to decide the questions arising or to otherwise hear and decide the questions on the case stated. On receipt of a case stated, the registrar, if satisfied all parties interested in the case have been served with a copy, must set a date for hearing by the Court of Appeal. At the hearing of a case stated— the Court of Appeal and the parties may refer to the whole of a document referred to in the case stated; and the Court of Appeal may draw any inference from the facts stated in the case. r 781 amd 2000 SL No. 127 s 58 (sec.781-ssec.1) A case stated must— be divided into paragraphs numbered consecutively; and state the questions to be decided; and state concisely the facts necessary to enable the Court of Appeal to decide the questions arising or to otherwise hear and decide the questions on the case stated. (sec.781-ssec.2) On receipt of a case stated, the registrar, if satisfied all parties interested in the case have been served with a copy, must set a date for hearing by the Court of Appeal. (sec.781-ssec.3) At the hearing of a case stated— the Court of Appeal and the parties may refer to the whole of a document referred to in the case stated; and the Court of Appeal may draw any inference from the facts stated in the case. - (a) be divided into paragraphs numbered consecutively; and - (b) state the questions to be decided; and - (c) state concisely the facts necessary to enable the Court of Appeal to decide the questions arising or to otherwise hear and decide the questions on the case stated. - (a) the Court of Appeal and the parties may refer to the whole of a document referred to in the case stated; and - (b) the Court of Appeal may draw any inference from the facts stated in the case.