(1) Every pleading shall—
(a) contain in a summary form a statement of all the material facts on which the party relies, but not the evidence by which those facts are to be proved;
(b) where any claim, defence or answer of the party arises by or under any Act, identify the specific provision relied on; and
(c) state specifically any relief or remedy claimed.
(2) A party may, by that party's pleading—
(a) raise a point of law;
(b) plead a conclusion of law if the material facts supporting the conclusion are pleaded.