Supreme Court Rules 1937—Form 1.28
(see o 35 r 2)
Notice to admit documents
In the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory

No		of (year)

(name/s)
Plaintiff[s]*

(name/s)
Defendant[s]*

To the defendant [or the plaintiff or insert name of party requested to admit documents]—
Take notice as follows:
1	The plaintiff [or defendant or insert name of party requesting admissions] proposes to adduce in evidence the documents specified below.
2	You, your solicitor or your agent may inspect those documents
at							[place]
on			[date] between the hours of		
and			[hours].
3	You are requested, within 48 hours after the lastmentioned hour, to admit that—
(a)	any of the documents which are specified as originals were written, signed or executed as they purport to have been; and
(b)	any of the documents which are specified as copies are true copies; and
(c)	any of the documents which are stated to have been served, sent or delivered were served, sent or delivered as stated.
Date:
Signed:

(Plaintiff [or Defendant or insert name of party requesting admissions])
or (Solicitor or agent for the plaintiff [or defendant or insert name of party on whose behalf admissions are requested])

Documents to be admitted
[Here describe the documents requested to be admitted, for example as follows:]
Example
Originals
description of documents	dates	
agreement in writing between AB and CD 1st part and EF 2nd part	1 January 2001	
indenture of lease from AB to CD	1 February 2001	
indenture of release between AB and CD 1st part etc		2 February 2001 	
letter—defendant to plaintiff		1 March 2001	
policy of insurance on goods by ship Isabella on voyage from Oporto to London  	3 December 2000	
memorandum of agreement between CD, captain of ship, and EF 	1 January 2001	
bill of exchange for $200 at 3 months, drawn by AB on and accepted by CD, indorsed by EF and GH	1 May 2001 	
Copies
description of documents	dates	original or duplicate served, sent or delivered, when, how, and by whom	
register of baptism of AB in the parish of 10	1 January 2001		
letter—plaintiff to defendant	1 February 2001	sent by post, 2 February 2001	
notice to produce papers	1 March 2001	served 2 March 2001, on defendant’s attorney by EF of	

*(delete if inapplicable)
Endnote
1	This form was originally in the Supreme Court Rules 1937.  Under the Court Procedures Act 2004 A2004-59, pt 8, the form became a form approved under that Act. 

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