Parties to prepare summary of arguments and of new evidence
42 Parties to prepare summary of arguments and of new evidence
A party to an appeal must give the registrar of the Land Appeal Court, and any other party who has given a written notice of appearance, a written summary of—
the arguments the party intends to make at the hearing of the appeal; and
any new evidence the party intends to produce at the hearing of the appeal; and
the names, addresses and occupations of the witnesses through whom it is proposed to adduce any new evidence.
The written summary must be given at least 7 days before the day on which the hearing of the appeal is to start.
Evidence not included in the summary under subsection (1) may be adduced at the hearing of the appeal only with the consent of the Land Appeal Court given on the terms as to costs and adjournments, and the conditions, the court considers appropriate.
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