Third-party notice—service
308 Third-party notice—service
A defendant to a proceeding who files a third-party notice must serve a sealed copy of the notice and accompanying statement of claim on the third party as if—
the notice were an originating claim in a proceeding; and
the defendant were a plaintiff and the third party were a defendant in the proceeding.
Rule 54 (Originating claim—filing and service) deals with service of an originating claim.
The defendant must serve the following documents with the third‑party notice:
a sealed copy of any order giving leave to file the notice;
a sealed copy of any directions about filing and serving the notice;
a copy of a sealed copy of any other relevant order made in relation to the proceeding;
a copy of a sealed copy of the originating claim and accompanying statement of claim;
a copy of a stamped copy of all other pleadings filed in the proceeding;
a copy of a stamped copy of all applications in the proceeding not finally disposed of;
Application in a proceeding is defined in r 6006.
a copy of all affidavits filed in the proceeding, other than affidavits that are not relevant to the issues arising on the third‑party notice;
a copy of all other documents that have been served by the plaintiff on the defendant, or by the defendant on the plaintiff, and are intended to be relied on;
a copy of all amendments of any document mentioned in paragraphs (d) to (h) or details of the amendments.
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