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Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
□ SERVICE ON PARTY (Service of documents relating to the solicitor’s mandate is to be made on the party.)
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3 DECLARATIONS The undersigned solicitor and plaintiff (as the case may be) each declare that this notice accurately describes the solicitor’s mandate and the arrangements for the service of documents relating to that mandate.
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The undersigned solicitor and plaintiff (as the case may be) each declare that this notice accurately describes the solicitor’s mandate and the arrangements for the service of documents relating to that mandate.
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TAKE NOTICE THAT I, (name of solicitor) , solicitor, am no longer providing (name of party) with limited-scope representation and I have ceased to represent them.
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You are served by mail with the documents enclosed with this card in accordance with the Federal Courts Rules .
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You are required to sign the acknowledgment below and mail this card immediately after you receive it. If you fail to do so, the documents may be served on you in another manner and you may have to pay the costs of service.
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I ACKNOWLEDGE that I have received a copy of the following documents: (To be completed in advance by the sender of the documents. Include sufficient particulars to identify each document.)
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(The reverse side of this card must bear the name and address of the sender and the required postage.)
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The plaintiff (or as the case may be) consents to the electronic service of all documents in this action (or as the case may be) that are not required to be served personally.
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Electronic service of the documents may be made to the following electronic address: (Set out the electronic address to which documents may be served.)
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The plaintiff (or as the case may be) withdraws the consent to the electronic service of documents in this action (or as the case may be) given in the Notice of Consent to Electronic Service, dated (date of Notice) .
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(for personal service on an individual, corporation, etc.)
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1 On (date) , at (time) , I served (identify person served) with (identify document served) by leaving a copy with that person at (address where service was made) .
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(Where the Federal Courts Rules provide for personal service on a corporation, etc., by leaving a copy of the document with another person, substitute:)
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by leaving a copy with (identify and give the position or function of the person served) at (address where service was made) .
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2 I was able to identify the person by means of (state the means by which the person’s identity was ascertained) .
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(for personal service by leaving a copy with an adult person in the same household)
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1 I served (identify person served) with (identify document served) by leaving a copy on (date) , at (time) with a person (insert name if known) who appeared to be an adult member of the same household in which (identify person served) is residing at (address where service was made) , and by sending a copy by regular mail (or registered mail) on (date) to (identify person served) at the same address.
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2 I ascertained that the person was an adult member of the same household by means of (state how it was ascertained that the person was an adult member of the same household) .
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1 On (date) , at (time) , I sent to (identify person served) by registered/ordinary mail a copy of (identify document served) .
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2 On (date) , I received the attached acknowledgement of receipt card/post office receipt bearing a signature that purports to be the signature of (identify person) .
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1 I served (identify party served) with (identify document served) by sending a copy by registered/ordinary mail on (date) to (name of solicitor) , solicitor for the (identify party) . 2 (If service is by registered mail) The day of delivery indicated on the post office delivery receipt is (date) .
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2 (If service is by registered mail) The day of delivery indicated on the post office delivery receipt is (date) .
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I served (identify party served) with (identify document served) by sending a copy by fax on (date) to (name of solicitor) , solicitor for the (identify party) , at (fax number) .
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1 I served (identify party served) with (identify document served) by sending a copy by electronic service on (date) to (name of solicitor) , solicitor for the (identify party) , at (electronic address) .
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2 I confirm that (identify party served) has acknowledged that the document was received.
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1 I served (identify party served) with (identify document served) by sending a copy by (name of courier) , a courier, to (name of solicitor) , solicitor for the (identify party) , at (full address of place for delivery) .
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2 The day of delivery indicated on the courier delivery receipt is (date) .
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1 I served (identify party served) with (identify document served) by sending a copy by (identify method of service) on (date) to (full mailing address, fax number or electronic address) ; (or if there is no known address for service, fax number or electronic address) the last known address of (identify party) .
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2 (If service is by courier) The day of delivery indicated on the courier delivery receipt is (date) .
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3 (If service is by electronic service) I confirm that (identify party served) has acknowledged that the document was received.
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I, (name of solicitor) , Solicitor, certify that I caused the plaintiff (or as the case may be) , (name of party served) to be duly served with (if enclosure “this document”; otherwise identify document served) by (method of service, including name of any person on behalf of whom the party was served) on (date of service) .
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(To be presented to Registry in triplicate with certified cheque or other bill of exchange for money being paid in.)
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Pursuant to (here insert reference to Court order, statutory provision or rule authorizing or requiring payment into court) , the undersigned hereby tenders the attached certified cheque (or other bill of exchange) in the sum of (amount) Canadian currency, payable to the Receiver General for Canada as a payment into court for (here insert purpose or object of payment into court) .
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Receipt of the above certified cheque (or other bill of exchange) is acknowledged.
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The plaintiff (or as the case may be) wholly discontinues this action (or as the case may be) .
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TO: (Names and addresses of other solicitors or parties)
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A LEGAL PROCEEDING HAS BEEN COMMENCED AGAINST YOU by the Plaintiff. The claim made against you is set out in the following pages.
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IF YOU WISH TO DEFEND THIS PROCEEDING, you or a solicitor acting for you are required to prepare a statement of defence in Form 171B prescribed by the Federal Courts Rules , serve it on the plaintiff’s solicitor or, if the plaintiff does not have a solicitor, serve it on the plaintiff, and file it, with proof of service, at a local office of this Court WITHIN 30 DAYS after the day on which this statement of claim is served on you, if you are served in Canada or the United States; or WITHIN 60 DAYS after the day on which this statement of claim is served on you, if you are served outside Canada and the United States. TEN ADDITIONAL DAYS are provided for the filing and service of the statement of defence if you or a solicitor acting for you serves and files a notice of intention to respond in Form 204.1 prescribed by the Federal Courts Rules .
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WITHIN 30 DAYS after the day on which this statement of claim is served on you, if you are served in Canada or the United States; or
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WITHIN 60 DAYS after the day on which this statement of claim is served on you, if you are served outside Canada and the United States.
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TEN ADDITIONAL DAYS are provided for the filing and service of the statement of defence if you or a solicitor acting for you serves and files a notice of intention to respond in Form 204.1 prescribed by the Federal Courts Rules .
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Copies of the Federal Courts Rules , information concerning the local offices of the Court and other necessary information may be obtained on request to the Administrator of this Court at Ottawa (telephone 613-992-4238) or at any local office.
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IF YOU FAIL TO DEFEND THIS PROCEEDING, judgment may be given against you in your absence and without further notice to you.
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TO: ( Name and address of each defendant )
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1 The plaintiff claims: ( State here the precise relief claimed. ) ( In consecutively numbered paragraphs, set out each allegation of material fact relied on to substantiate the claim. )
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( In consecutively numbered paragraphs, set out each allegation of material fact relied on to substantiate the claim. )
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The plaintiff proposes that this action be tried at ( place ).
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1 The defendant admits the allegations contained in paragraphs of the statement of claim.
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2 The defendant denies the allegations contained in paragraphs of the statement of claim.
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3 The defendant has no knowledge of the allegations contained in paragraphs of the statement of claim.
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4 (Set out in separate, consecutively numbered paragraphs, each allegation of material fact relied on by way of defence.)
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TO: (Name and address of plaintiff’s solicitor or plaintiff)
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1 The plaintiff admits the allegations contained in paragraphs of the statement of defence.
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2 The plaintiff denies the allegations contained in paragraphs of the statement of defence.
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3 The plaintiff has no knowledge of the allegations contained in paragraphs of the statement of defence.
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4 (Set out in separate, consecutively numbered paragraphs, each allegation of material fact relied on by way of reply to the statement of defence.)
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TO: (Name and address of defendant’s solicitor or defendant)
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(Include the counterclaim in the same document as the statement of defence and entitle the document STATEMENT OF DEFENCE AND COUNTERCLAIM. The counterclaim follows the last paragraph of the statement of defence. )
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The defendant (name if more than one defendant) claims: (State here the precise relief claimed.) (Then set out, in separate, consecutively numbered paragraphs, each allegation of material fact relied on to substantiate the counterclaim. Continue the numbering sequence initiated in the statement of defence.)
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(Then set out, in separate, consecutively numbered paragraphs, each allegation of material fact relied on to substantiate the counterclaim. Continue the numbering sequence initiated in the statement of defence.)
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(Add a second title of proceeding, as follows:)
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A LEGAL PROCEEDING has been commenced against you by way of a counterclaim in an action in this Court. The claim made against you is set out in the following pages.
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IF YOU WISH TO DEFEND THIS COUNTERCLAIM, you or a solicitor acting for you must prepare a defence to counterclaim in Form 171F prescribed by the Federal Courts Rules , serve it on the plaintiff by counterclaim’s solicitor, or where the plaintiff by counterclaim is self-represented, serve it on the plaintiff by counterclaim, and file it, with proof of service, WITHIN 30 DAYS after this statement of defence and counterclaim is served on you.
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If you are not already a party to the main action and you are served in the United States of America, the period for serving and filing your statement of defence is 40 days. If you are served outside Canada and the United States of America, the period for serving and filing your statement of defence is 60 days.
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IF YOU FAIL TO DEFEND THIS COUNTERCLAIM, JUDGMENT MAY BE GIVEN AGAINST YOU IN YOUR ABSENCE AND WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE TO YOU.
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TO: (Name and address of solicitor or of defendant to counterclaim who is not already a party to the main action)
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(Set out statement of defence, in separate, consecutively numbered paragraphs.)
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(Set out counterclaim, continuing consecutive numbering of paragraphs.)
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(A plaintiff who files a reply in the main action must include the defence to counterclaim in the same document as the reply, entitled REPLY AND DEFENCE TO COUNTERCLAIM, in which the defence to counterclaim follows immediately after the last paragraph of the reply — see Form 171C, continuing the numbering sequence initiated in the reply.)
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The defendant to the counterclaim admits the allegations contained in paragraphs of the counterclaim.
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The defendant to the counterclaim denies the allegations contained in paragraphs of the counterclaim.
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The defendant to the counterclaim has no knowledge of the allegations contained in paragraphs of the counterclaim.
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(Set out in separate, consecutively numbered paragraphs, each allegation of material fact relied on by way of defence to the counterclaim.)
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1 The plaintiff by counterclaim admits the allegations contained in paragraphs of the defence to counterclaim.
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2 The plaintiff by counterclaim denies the allegations contained in paragraphs of the defence to counterclaim.
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3 The plaintiff by counterclaim has no knowledge of the allegations contained in paragraphs of the defence to counterclaim.
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4 (Set out in separate, consecutively numbered paragraphs, each allegation of material fact relied on by way of reply to the defence to the counterclaim.)
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(Refer to the requirements of Rules 193 and 194 to determine whether third party claim may be served without first obtaining leave of the Court.)
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1 The defendant claims against the third party (State here precise relief claimed.) (Set out in consecutively numbered paragraphs each allegation of material fact relied on to substantiate the third party claim.)
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(Set out in consecutively numbered paragraphs each allegation of material fact relied on to substantiate the third party claim.)
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(Refer to the requirements of Rules 193 and 194 of the Federal Courts Rules to determine whether third party claim may be issued without first obtaining leave of the Court.)
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A LEGAL PROCEEDING HAS BEEN COMMENCED AGAINST YOU by way of a third party claim in an action in this Court.
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The action was commenced by the plaintiff against the defendant for the relief claimed in the statement of claim served with this third party claim. The defendant has defended the action on the grounds set out in the statement of defence served with this third party claim. The defendant’s claim against you is set out in the following pages.
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IF YOU WISH TO DEFEND THIS THIRD PARTY CLAIM, you or a solicitor acting for you are required to prepare a statement of defence in Form 171J prescribed by the Federal Courts Rules , serve it on the solicitors for the other parties, or, where a party does not have a solicitor, serve it on the party, and file it, with proof of service, at a local office of this Court, WITHIN 30 DAYS after the day on which this third party claim is served on you, if you are served within Canada.
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If you are served in the United States of America, the period for serving and filing your statement of defence is 40 days. If you are served outside Canada and the United States of America, the period for serving and filing your statement of defence is 60 days.
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YOU MAY ALSO DEFEND the action by the plaintiff against the defendant by serving and filing a statement of defence in Form 171B prescribed by the Federal Courts Rules within the time for serving and filing your third party defence.
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IF YOU FAIL TO DEFEND THIS PROCEEDING, JUDGMENT MAY BE GIVEN AGAINST YOU IN YOUR ABSENCE AND WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE TO YOU.
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1 The defendant claims against the third party: (State here precise relief claimed.) (Then set out in consecutively numbered paragraphs each allegation of material fact relied on to substantiate the third party claim.)
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(Then set out in consecutively numbered paragraphs each allegation of material fact relied on to substantiate the third party claim.)
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1 The third party admits the allegations contained in paragraphs of the third party claim.
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2 The third party denies the allegations contained in paragraphs of the third party claim.
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3 The third party has no knowledge of the allegations contained in paragraphs of the third party claim.
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4 (Set out in separate, consecutively numbered paragraphs, each allegation of material fact relied on by way of defence to the third party claim.)
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1 The defendant admits the allegations contained in paragraphs of the third party defence.
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2 The defendant denies the allegations contained in paragraphs of the third party defence.
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3 The defendant has no knowledge of the allegations contained in paragraphs of the third party defence.
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4 (Set out in separate, consecutively numbered paragraphs, each allegation of material fact relied on by way of reply to the third party defence.)
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The defendant ( or defendant added by counterclaim or third party ) intends to respond to this action.
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TO: ( Name and address of plaintiff’s solicitor or plaintiff )
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1 I am the plaintiff (or as the case may be) in this action. (or) I have been authorized by the plaintiff (or as the case may be) , to make this affidavit.
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I have been authorized by the plaintiff (or as the case may be) , to make this affidavit.
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2 I have conducted a diligent search of my/ (name of party’s) records and have made appropriate inquiries of others to inform myself in order to make this affidavit.
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3 This affidavit discloses, to the full extent of my knowledge, information and belief, all of the documents relevant to any matter in issue in the action that are in my/ (name of party’s) possession, power or control, that were but are no longer in my/ (name of party’s) possession, power or control or that I believe are in the possession, power or control of a person who is not a party to the action.
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4 I have listed and described in Schedule 1 all of the relevant documents, or bundles of relevant documents, that are in my/ (name of party’s) possession, power or control and for which no privilege is claimed.
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5 I have listed and described in Schedule 2 all of the relevant documents, or bundles of relevant documents, that are or were in my/ (name of party’s) possession, power or control and for which privilege is claimed and have stated in that Schedule the grounds for each claim of privilege in respect of a document or bundle of documents.
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6 I have listed and described in Schedule 3 all of the relevant documents, or bundles of relevant documents, that were but are no longer in my/ (name of party’s) possession, power or control and for which no privilege is claimed and have described in that Schedule how possession, power or control of any document or bundle of documents was lost and their current location, so far as I can determine.
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7 I have listed and described in Schedule 4 all of the relevant documents, or bundles of relevant documents, that I believe are in the possession, power or control of a person who is not a party to the action and have described in that Schedule the identity of each such person, including the person’s name and address, if known.
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8 I am not aware of any other relevant document other than those that are listed in this affidavit or that are or were only in the possession, power or control of another party in the action.
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I, (full name of solicitor) , certify that I have explained to the deponent of this affidavit of documents the necessity of making full disclosure under Rule 223 of the Federal Courts Rules and the possible consequences of failing to do so.
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The documents listed in Schedule 1 to this affidavit may be inspected at (address) on (dates) at (times) or a place, date and time to be agreed upon.
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The following are all of the relevant documents, or bundles of relevant documents, that are in my/ (name of party’s) possession, power or control and for which no privilege is claimed: (Number each document or bundle consecutively. Set out the nature and date of the document or bundle and other particulars sufficient to identify it.)
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(Number each document or bundle consecutively. Set out the nature and date of the document or bundle and other particulars sufficient to identify it.)
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The following are all of the relevant documents, or bundles of relevant documents, that are or were in my/ (name of party’s) possession, power or control and for which privilege is claimed: (Include the grounds for claiming privilege for each document.)
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(Include the grounds for claiming privilege for each document.)