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or cross‑claim seeks orders in a matter (other than the orders set out in the application) the applicant may file and serve a reply to the response in accordance with the approved form.
 (2) A reply must be filed and served within 14 days of service of the response to which it relates.

4.06  Application in a proceeding
 (1) An application in a proceeding must be made in accordance with the approved form.
 (2) In addition to the requirements in rule 4.04, the application must state:
 (a) the name and address of the person making the application in a proceeding; and
 (b) the names and addresses for service of all persons affected by the order which is sought; and
 (c) the names and addresses of the parties in the application filed for starting proceedings, as stated in that application.
 (3) The application and supporting affidavit must be served on all persons against whom the order is sought, in accordance with Part 6.

Division 4.2—Rules for proceedings if Civil Dispute Resolution Act applies

4.07  Applicant's genuine steps statement
 (1) If Part 2 of the Civil Dispute Resolution Act applies to a proceeding, the applicant in the proceeding must, when filing the application mentioned in subrule 4.01(1), file the applicant's genuine steps statement in accordance with the approved form.
 (2) The applicant's genuine steps statement must comply with section 6 of the Civil Dispute Resolution Act.
 (3) The applicant's genuine steps statement must be no more than 2 pages.
Note 1: For Civil Dispute Resolution Act, see rule 1.05.
Note 2: A party who wants to start a proceeding must have regard to the Civil Dispute Resolution Act before starting the proceeding to determine whether the Civil Dispute Resolution Act applies to the proceeding.
Note 3: A lawyer must comply with section 9 of the Civil Dispute Resolution Act if that Act applies to the proceeding.

4.08  Respondent's genuine steps statement
 (1) If an applicant has filed a genuine steps statement, the respondent must file the respondent's genuine steps statement in accordance with the approved form within 14 days after service of the applicant's application.
 (2) The respondent's genuine steps statement must comply with section 7 of the Civil Dispute Resolution Act.
 (3) The respondent's genuine steps statement must be no more than 2 pages.
Note 1: For Civil Dispute Resolution Act, see rule 1.05.
Note 2: Rule 4.07 requires an applicant in a proceeding to which the Civil Dispute Resolution Act applies to file the applicant's genuine dispute resolution statement at the same time as the application is filed.

Part 5—Urgent applications

5.01  Urgent application
  In an urgent case, if service on the respondent is not practicable, the Court may, on