The disclosure obligation under the UCPR carries an implied undertaking not to disclose documents fabricated by the disclosing party to appear genuine. Deliberate fabrication and disclosure of false documents constitutes contempt of court with the capacity to pervert the course of justice. Contumacious breaches of undertakings to the court, combined with fabrication of evidence, warrant imprisonment rather than fine, particularly where the contemnor is bankrupt.
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