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bruneilawsby aturio
In force2022 Revised Edition
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Part · Pleadings

64. Form of defence

Every defence shall be signed by the defendant or his Syar’ie Lawyer and shall contain —

(a)

admission or denial of every material allegation of the fact in the statement of claim, and the denial shall be precise, concise and be an answer to the allegation of the fact;

(b)

concise statement of any new facts which will be used by the defendant in his defence; and

(c)

concise statement without argument of any related question of law.

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Amendment

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Discovery

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Transfer of Proceedings

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Settlement, Withdrawal and Discontinuance

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Evidence

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Chapter XI

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Chapter XII

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Hearing

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Judgments and Orders

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Appeal

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Enforcement and Execution

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Chapter XV

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Chapter XVI

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Interlocutory Proceedings and Interim Order

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Powers of Judge and Registrar

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Court Fees, Costs and Allowances

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Contempt of Court

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General

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