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Rule 10.4 Further proceedings where objector becomes party opponentI1

England

(1)

An objector who serves particulars of objection in accordance with the procedure described in rule 10.3(1)(a) becomes a party opponent and is entitled to take part in the proceedings accordingly.

(2)

The petitioner may serve a reply to the particulars of objection.

(3)

The petitioner must serve a reply if directed to do so by the court.

(4)

A reply must be in Form 6 and state the petitioner’s case in respect of the matters raised by the party opponent in the particulars of objection.

(5)

Any reply must be sent to the registry and a copy served on the party opponent, within 21 days of the petitioner being served with the particulars of objection by the party opponent.

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Commencement

I1

Rule 10.4 in force at 1.1.2016, see rule 28.1(2)