Section 325: Rules governing plaints for constitutional relief—The new rule 10 of
consolidated text (as at 2017). juris shows the text as it was consolidated; it does not confirm that this is the law in force today.
325. Rules governing plaints for constitutional relief—The new rule 10 of
the Rules of the Supreme Court 1903, which appears to permit any party to
a suit to apply for particulars of a statement of claim or defence, does not
apply to a plaint seeking constitutional relief, which is governed by the rules
relating to a plaint with summons. Hence the party in whose presence the
plaint had been entered was not entitled to seek particulars of the defendant’s plea. Dinnoo v Minister of Education and Science (1996).