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COURT PROCEDURES RULES 2006 - REG 482

Pleadings—joinder of issue

    (1)     A pleading may expressly join issue on a previous pleading.

Example

an express denial

    (2)     An express joinder of issue on a pleading operates as a denial of every allegation of fact made in the pleading other than an allegation that is expressly admitted.

    (3)     If there is no reply by a plaintiff to a defence, there is an implied joinder of issue on the defence.

    (4)     If there is no answer by the opposite party to a reply or subsequent pleading, there is an implied joinder of issue on the reply or subsequent pleading.

    (5)     An implied joinder of issue on a pleading operates as a denial of every allegation of fact made in the pleading.



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