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The Rules of the Supreme Court Order 27 [1988 Ed.
ORDER 27
ADMISSIONS
Admission of case of other party (O. 27, r. 1)
1. Without prejudice to Order 18, rule 13, a party to a cause or matter may give notice, by his pleading or otherwise in writing, that he admits the truth of the whole or any part of the case of any other party.
Notice to admit (O. 27, r. 2)
2. (1) A party to a cause or matter may not later than 21 days after the cause or matter is set down for trial serve on any other party a notice requiring him to admit, for the purpose of that cause or matter only, such facts or such part of his case as may be specified in the notice.
(2) An admission made in compliance with a notice under this rule shall not be used against the party by whom it was made in any cause or matter other than the cause or matter for the purpose of which it was made or in favour of any person other than the person by whom the notice was given, and the Court may at any time allow a party to amend or withdraw an admission so made by him on such terms as may be just.
Judgment on admissions (O. 27, r. 3)
3. Where admissions of fact or of part of a case are made by a party to a cause or matter either by his pleadings or otherwise, any other party to the cause or matter may apply to the Court for such judgment or order as upon those admissions he may be entitled to, without waiting for the determination of any other question between the parties, and the Court may give such judgment, or make such order, on the application as it thinks just.
An application for an order under this rule may be made by motion or summons.
Admission and production of documents specified in list of documents (O. 27, r. 4)
4. (1) Subject to paragraph (2) and without prejudice to the right of a party to object to the admission in evidence of any document, a party on whom a list of documents is served in pursuance of any provision of Order 24 shall, unless the Court otherwise orders, be deemed to admit-
(a) that any document described in the list as an original document is such a document and was printed, written, signed or executed as it purports respectively to have been, and
(b) that any document described therein as a copy is a true copy.
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A 100
CAP. 4
[Subsidiary]
The Rules of the Supreme Court Order 27 [1988 Ed.
ORDER 27
ADMISSIONS
Admission of case of other party (O. 27, r. 1)
1. Without prejudice to Order 18, rule 13, a party to a cause or matter may give notice, by his pleading or otherwise in writing, that he admits the truth of the whole or any part of the case of any other party.
Notice to admit (O. 27, r. 2)
2. (1) A party to a cause or matter may not later than 21 days after the cause or matter is set down for trial serve on any other party a notice requiring him to admit, for the purpose of that cause or matter only, such facts or such part of his case as may be specified in the notice.
(2) An admission made in compliance with a notice under this rule shall not be used against the party by whom it was made in any cause or matter other than the cause or matter for the purpose of which it was made or in favour of any person other than the person by whom the notice was given, and the Court may at any time allow a party to amend or withdraw an admission so made by him on such terms as may be just.
Judgment on admissions (O. 27, r. 3)
3. Where admissions of fact or of part of a case are made by a party to a cause or matter either by his pleadings or otherwise, any other party to the cause or matter may apply to the Court for such judgment or order as upon those admissions he may be entitled to, without waiting for the determination of any other question between the parties, and the Court may give such judgment, or make such order, on the application as it thinks just.
An application for an order under this rule may be made by motion or summons.
Admission and production of documents specified in list of docu-
ments (O. 27, r. 4)
4. (1) Subject to paragraph (2) and without prejudice to the right of a party to object to the admission in evidence of any document, a party on whom a list of documents is served in pursuance of any provision of Order 24 shall, unless the Court otherwise orders, be deemed to admit-
(a) that any document described in the list as an original document is such a document and was printed, written, signed or executed as it purports respectively to have been, and
(b) that any document described therein as a copy is a true
copy.
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