Supreme Court Rules 2000

In any proceeding, if the issues of fact in dispute are not sufficiently defined, the Court or a judge may order that the parties prepare issues.

On an application for an order, the parties and their practitioners – may be orally examined; and are to produce any document which may be necessary for the issues to be settled.

If the parties differ as to the issues ordered to be prepared, the issues are to be settled by, or as directed by, the Court or a judge.