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Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 2 - The Development of the General Jurisdiction and Powers of the High Court
Chapter 3 - The Court's Non-Statutory or Inherent Power to Regulate its Own Process and the Scope of this Role in the Context of the Rules of Court
Chapter 4 - Progress of an Action
Chapter 5 - Litigation's Preliminary Stages: Notice of Claim and the Initial Response
Chapter 6 - Summary Reliefs and the Interim Protection of the Party's Position
Chapter 7 - Isolation of Issues: Facts and Law in Pleadings
Chapter 8 - Disclosure of Information Before Trial
Chapter 9 - Final Adjudication: Trial and Appeal
Chapter 10 - Legal and Ethical Considerations of Witness Examination
Chapter 11 - Remedies and Their Effectuation
Chapter 12 - Irregularity and Non-Compliance with Time-limits
Chapter 13 - Unification of the Rules
Chapter 14 - Ongoing Process of Reform: Revision of the Rules of Court, 1996
Chapter 15 - Conclusion |