Statement of claim
13.01 Statement of claim
A statement of claim must—
contain, in a summary form, a statement of all material facts on which the plaintiff relies, but not evidence by which those facts are to be proved; and
contain the necessary particulars of every fact or matter; and
if the claim arises by or under any Act, identify the specific provision of the Act that is relied on; and
state specifically the amount or other relief or remedy sought; and
state the place where and the date when the claim arose.
A statement of claim may make inconsistent allegations of fact, if it makes clear that the allegations are made in the alternative.
A statement of claim must be divided into paragraphs numbered consecutively, and each fact or matter stated, so far as practicable, must be contained in a separate paragraph.
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