Leave to appeal was granted from a decision striking out a notice to admit, on the basis that it was reasonably arguable the primary judge erred in taking a global approach rather than considering whether at least some admissions should be required. The Full Court indicated the appeal had potential to provide guidance on the current role and utility of notices to admit, particularly given the primary judge's suggestion that the practice of litigation had evolved since the leading authorities.
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