Rule 5 Disclosure and inspection of documentsI1

In this rule “relevant document” means a document which is or has been in a party’s possession or control and—

The Tribunal may give a direction that one or more parties must file and serve on any party a list of—

A list required under these Rules must indicate—

A party may make a request under rule 3 (directions), without notice to the other party, to exclude a document from a list required under these Rules.

The Tribunal may make such directions as are necessary to determine any matters that arise under this rule including a direction—

Any party to whom a direction under paragraph (2) applies must, if a document to which the direction applies comes to the party’s attention at any time during the proceedings immediately notify the Tribunal of that document.

Except where the matters in paragraph (8) apply, a party on whom a list has been served may inspect or take a copy of any document on that list on reasonable notice and at a reasonable time and place.

The matters referred to in paragraph (7) are that the—

Unless otherwise permitted by a direction, any document provided to the Tribunal or to a party under these Rules may only be used for the purpose of the proceedings in which it was disclosed.

No person may be compelled to produce any document that they could not be compelled to produce on a trial of an action in a court of law in the part of the United Kingdom where the proceedings are due to be determined.