Pleadings—application for better particulars
434 Pleadings—application for better particulars
A party may apply to the court for an order for better particulars of the opposite party’s pleading.
Pt 6.2 (Applications in proceedings) applies to an application for an order under this rule.
The court may make any order under this rule it considers appropriate, including, for example, an order about the future conduct of the proceeding.
Rule 6901 (Orders may be made on conditions) provides that the court may make an order under these rules on any conditions it considers appropriate.
Unless the court otherwise orders, the making of an application under this rule does not extend the time for pleading.
Particulars required under an order under this rule must repeat the relevant part of the order so the particulars are self-explanatory.
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