Order 30
Admissions
1. Any party may give notice by his pleading or otherwise in writing that he admits the truth of the whole or any
part of the case of any other party.
2. (1) Any party may, by leave of Court obtained in a motion on notice, call upon any other party to admit any
document or fact, saving just exceptions.
(2) A notice containing a list and where possible true copies of the documents or as the case ma be, a clear
statement of each fact, to be admitted shall be filed with the motion papers and served on the party being called
upon to admit the same.
(3) The Court, if it grants such leave, shall fix the terms and conditions thereof, including the time within which
the admission is to be made.
(4) If a party on whom a notice under paragraph (2) of this rule is served desires to deny the existence or the
authenticity of any fact or document therein specified, he shall, before the day fixed for hearing the motion, serve
on the party by whom it was given, a notice stating that he does not admit the facts or the authenticity of the
documents
an.
that
he
requires
that
the
same
be
proved
at
the
trial.
(5) A party who fails to give a notice of non-admission in accordance with paragraph (4) of this rule in relation
to any fact or document shall be deemed to have admitted that fact or the authenticity of that document unless
the Court otherwise orders.
(6) Except where rule 4(3) of this Order applies, a party to a cause or matter may serve on any other party a
notice requiring him to produce the documents specified in the notice at the trial of the cause or matter.
3. (1) Where admissions of fact are made by a party either by his pleadings or otherwise, any other party may
apply to the Court for such judgment or order as upon those admissions he may be entitled to, without waiting
for the determination of any other question between the parties and the Court may give such judgment, or make
such order, on the application as it thinks just.
(2) An application for an order under this rule may be made by motion or summons.
4. (1) Subject to paragraph (3) of this rule and without prejudice to the right of a party to object to the admission
in evidence of any document, a party on whom a list of documents is served in pursuance of Court the provisions
of Order 32 of these Rules, shall, unless the otherwise orders, be deemed to admit that any document(a) described in the list as an original document is such a document and was printed, written, signed or executed
and it purports respectively to have been: and
(b) described therein as a copy is a true copy.
(2) The revisions of paragraph (1) of this rule shall not apply to a document the authenticity of which the party
has denied in his pleading.
(3) If before the expiration of 14 days after inspection of the documents specified in a list of documents or after
the time limited for inspection expires, whichever is the later, the party on whom the list is served, serves on the
party whose list it is, a notice stating, in relation to any document specified therein, that he does not admit the
authenticity of that document and requires it to be proved at the trial, he shall not be deemed to make any
admissions
in
relation
to
that
document
under
paragraph
(1)
of
this
rule.
(4) A party by whom a list of document is served on any other party in pursuance of any provision of Order 32 of
these Rules shall be deemed to have been served by that other party with a notice requiring him to produce at the
trial of the cause or matter such of the documents specified in the list as are in his possession, custody or power.
(5) The foregoing provisions of this rule shall amply in relation to an affidavit made in compliance with an order