Consequence of non‑disclosure

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If a party does not disclose a document as required under these rules —

(a)

the party —

(i)

must not offer the document, or present evidence of its contents, at a hearing or trial without the other party’s consent or the court’s permission; and

(ii)

may be guilty of contempt for not disclosing the document; and

(iii)

may be ordered to pay costs;

and

(b)

the court may stay or dismiss all or part of the party’s case.

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210 Consequence of non‑disclosure