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Revision as of 19:23, 28 June 2019
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(d) order the parties to file a statement of agreed facts, within a set time; | (d) order the parties to file a statement of agreed facts, within a set time; | ||
(e) discuss evidence that will be required and the procedure that will be followed at | (e) discuss evidence that will be required and the procedure that will be followed at the trial; | ||
(f) order a party to bring to trial a record, specified in the order, that is or has been in the party's possession or control or, if not in the party's possession or control, is within that party's power; | (f) order a party to bring to trial a record, specified in the order, that is or has been in the party's possession or control or, if not in the party's possession or control, is within that party's power; | ||
(g) grant permission to a party to submit evidence by affidavit at the trial, in accordance with rule 13 | (g) grant permission to a party to submit evidence by affidavit at the trial, in accordance with rule 13 (concerning affidavits) and with any directions given by the judge presiding at the trial preparation conference; | ||
(h) estimate the time required for a trial; | (h) estimate the time required for a trial; |