Continuing disclosure
611 Continuing disclosure
This rule applies to a discoverable document if, after disclosing documents under this part—
a party to a proceeding becomes aware that the document was wrongly omitted from the party’s list of documents; or
the document comes into the party’s possession.
However, this rule does not apply to a note of oral communications (whether made in person or by telephone) in relation to the proceeding between a solicitor for a party and a solicitor for another party to the proceeding.
The party must disclose the document to each party to whom the party has been required to give discovery—
not later than 7 days after the day the party—
becomes aware of the omission; or
receives possession of the document; or
if the hearing of the proceeding is to start within the 7-day period, or has started—immediately.
However, this rule does not require the party to disclose a document if, apart from this rule, the party is not required to disclose it.
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