Electronic documents including databases, hard drives and email attachments are 'documents' for the purposes of disclosure under r 211 UCPR (Qld) and s 36 of the Acts Interpretation Act 1954 (Qld), and must be disclosed in native electronic format. The general rule that the whole of a partly relevant document must be disclosed applies equally to electronic documents, and a party seeking to mask irrelevant portions bears the burden of establishing grounds for doing so.
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