A party providing particulars must do so in the form requested so as to enable the other parties to understand the way in which the case is pleaded. It is not sufficient to provide reams of bank statements and other documents requiring the opposing party to piece together the case. Rule 1404 of the Court Procedures Rules 2006 (ACT) empowers the Master to dismiss proceedings for failure to comply with directions about the conduct of proceedings, including directions regarding the provision of particulars.
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