Divorce.
25. A pleading may be amended by leave of a judge to be obtained upon summons subject to any directions which may then be given as to further service of the amended pleading and as to any consequential amendments of pleading already filed.
26. No pleading shall be amended out of time without leave nor shall any pleading be filed out of time after a step in default has been taken without leave of a judge to be obtained upon summons.
27. Application for further particulars of matters pleaded may be made to a judge by summons, but, before applying by summons, a party may apply for them to the other party by letter. The costs of such letter and of any particulars delivered pursuant thereto shall be allowable on taxation and in dealing with the costs of any application for particulars by summons the provisions of this rule shall be taken into consideration.
All particulars, whether given under order or otherwise, shall be filed by the party delivering them together with a verifying affidavit and within four days thereafter a copy thereof shall be delivered to the party who has applied for such particulars or to the solicitor of such party.
Service of Pleadings, etc.
28. Notices and copies of pleadings and other instruments which are required by these rules to be delivered but of which personal service is not expressly required may be delivered by leaving the same at the respective addresses furnished by or on behalf of the parties.
Every notice shall be in writing and endorsed by the party or his solicitor.
29. When it is necessary to serve personally any order or decree of the court an office copy thereof under seal of the court must be produced to the party served and a copy so sealed annexed to the affidavit of service and marked as an exhibit by the person before whom the same is sworn.
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Divorce.
25. A pleading may be amended by leave of a judge to be obtained upon summons subject to any directions which may then be given as to further service of the amended pleading and as to any consequential amendments of pleading already filed..
26. No pleading shall be amended out of time without leave nor shall any pleading be filed out of time after a step in default has been taken without leave of a judge to be obtained upon summons.
27. Application for
for further particulars of matters. pleaded may be made to a judge by summons, but, before applying by summons, a party may apply for them to the other party by letter. The costs of such letter and of any particulars delivered pursuant thereto shall be allowable on taxation and in dealing with the costs of any application for particulars by summons the provisions of this rule shall be taken into consideration.
All particulars, whether given under order or otherwise, shall be filed by the party delivering them together with a verifying affidavit and within four days thereafter a copy thereof shall be delivered to the party who has applied for such particulars or to the solicitor of such party.
Service of Pleadings, etc.
28. Notices and copies of pleadings and other instru- ments which are required by these rules to be delivered but of which personal service is not expressly required may be delivered by leaving the same at the respective addresses furnished by or on behalf of the parties.
Every notice shall be in writing and endorsed by the party or his solicitor.
29. When it is necessary to serve personally any order or decree of the court an office copy thereof under seal of the court must be produced to the party served and a copy so sealed annexed to the affidavit of service and marked as an exhibit by the person before whom the same is sworn.
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