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Section 325: Rules governing plaints for constitutional relief—The new rule 10 of

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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).

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