Reply requirement: file multiple copies and expressly admit or deny whether formulated questions of law arise from the order. Rule 33 requires the respondent's reply to be filed in quintuplicate and to expressly admit or deny whether any formulated question of law arises out of the order. If a formulated question is defective, the reply must specify the defects and state the exact question of law that arises. The reply must include a particulars list of documents the respondent believes should form part of the case and provide English translations where necessary.
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Reply requirement: file multiple copies and expressly admit or deny whether formulated questions of law arise from the order.
Rule 33 requires the respondent's reply to be filed in quintuplicate and to expressly admit or deny whether any formulated question of law arises out of the order. If a formulated question is defective, the reply must specify the defects and state the exact question of law that arises. The reply must include a particulars list of documents the respondent believes should form part of the case and provide English translations where necessary.
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