Reply to application must admit or deny if the question of law arises, state defects, and supply documents and translations. The respondent's reply must explicitly admit or deny that the formulated question of law arises from the impugned appellate order; if defective, it must state the particular defects and the exact question of law that does arise. The reply must be accompanied by two copies, a particulars list of documents the respondent considers part of the case, and English translations of any such documents where necessary.
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Reply to application must admit or deny if the question of law arises, state defects, and supply documents and translations.
The respondent's reply must explicitly admit or deny that the formulated question of law arises from the impugned appellate order; if defective, it must state the particular defects and the exact question of law that does arise. The reply must be accompanied by two copies, a particulars list of documents the respondent considers part of the case, and English translations of any such documents where necessary.
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