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deliver to another party particulars, or further and better particulars, of any matter alleged by that party.
32.03.2  When the petition, not being a petition merely claiming a fresh count of the votes actually counted at the election, claims the seat for a person who has not been returned as a Member or Senator, alleging that that person had a majority of valid votes, each party shall within such time as is fixed by the Court or a Justice file and serve on all other parties to the petition a list of the ballot‑papers or classes of ballot‑papers intended to be claimed or objected to, specifying in the case of ballot‑papers objected to, the ground of objection on which it is intended to rely.
32.03.3  An objection shall not be entertained against the validity of a ballot‑paper upon a ground not specified in the lists filed and served except by leave of the Court or a Justice and upon such terms as to amendment of the list, adjournment and payment of costs as the Court or Justice orders.

32.04  Notice of trial
32.04.1  The petitioner shall give not less than 14 days' notice of the day fixed for commencement of the trial of the petition.
32.04.2  The petitioner shall give that notice by serving it on all other parties to the petition and by advertisement in a newspaper circulating in the State, Territory or Electoral Division for which the election was held.
32.04.3  Within 7 days of the publication of the notice required by rule 32.04.2, the petitioner shall file an affidavit proving the making of that publication, exhibiting a copy of the notice as it was published in the newspaper and shall serve a copy of that affidavit and the exhibits to the affidavit on all other parties to the petition.
32.04.4  An order appointing the time and place of trial may be varied from time to time.

32.05  Withdrawal of petition and substitution of another petitioner
32.05.1  A petition may be withdrawn by leave of the Court or a Justice upon such terms as the Court or Justice thinks fit.
32.05.2  The petitioner is to give 14 days' notice of intention to apply for leave to withdraw a petition by advertisement in a newspaper circulating in the State, Territory or Electoral Division for which the election was held.
32.05.3  At the hearing of an application for leave to withdraw a petition the Court or a Justice may allow any other person who is competent to file a petition on the grounds alleged in the petition to be substituted for the petitioner and the proceedings upon the petition shall be continued as if the person substituted had been the