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—(1) Unless the nature of the document renders it impracticable, a document prepared by a party for use in a proceeding must be on paper of durable quality, approximately 297 millimetres long by 210 millimetres wide, and having a margin not less than 20 millimetres wide to be left blank on either side of the paper.(2) Except where these Regulations otherwise provide, a document prepared by a party for use in a proceeding must be produced —(a)in an electronic form; or(b)by printing, handwriting (which must be clear and legible), typewriting (but not by means of a carbon), or any combination of those means.(3) For the purpose of these Regulations, a document is deemed to be printed if it is produced by type lithography or stencil duplicating.(4) Any type used in producing a document for use in a proceeding must give a clear and legible impression and must be not smaller than —(a)11 point type for printing or electronic documents; or(b)elite type for type lithography, stencil duplicating or typewriting.(5) Any document produced by a photographic or similar process giving a positive and permanent representation free from blemishes, to the extent that it contains a facsimile of any printed, handwritten or typewritten matter, is treated for the purposes of these Regulations as if it were printed, handwritten or typewritten, as the case may be.
Unless the nature of the document renders it impracticable, a document prepared by a party for use in a proceeding must be on paper of durable quality, approximately 297 millimetres long by 210 millimetres wide, and having a margin not less than 20 millimetres wide to be left blank on either side of the paper.
Except where these Regulations otherwise provide, a document prepared by a party for use in a proceeding must be produced —(a)in an electronic form; or(b)by printing, handwriting (which must be clear and legible), typewriting (but not by means of a carbon), or any combination of those means.
For the purpose of these Regulations, a document is deemed to be printed if it is produced by type lithography or stencil duplicating.
Any type used in producing a document for use in a proceeding must give a clear and legible impression and must be not smaller than —(a)11 point type for printing or electronic documents; or(b)elite type for type lithography, stencil duplicating or typewriting.
Any document produced by a photographic or similar process giving a positive and permanent representation free from blemishes, to the extent that it contains a facsimile of any printed, handwritten or typewritten matter, is treated for the purposes of these Regulations as if it were printed, handwritten or typewritten, as the case may be.

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reg 7Documents for use in proceedings, etc.

(1)

Unless the nature of the document renders it impracticable, a document prepared by a party for use in a proceeding must be on paper of durable quality, approximately 297 millimetres long by 210 millimetres wide, and having a margin not less than 20 millimetres wide to be left blank on either side of the paper.

(2)

Except where these Regulations otherwise provide, a document prepared by a party for use in a proceeding must be produced —

(a)

in an electronic form; or

(b)

by printing, handwriting (which must be clear and legible), typewriting (but not by means of a carbon), or any combination of those means.

(3)

For the purpose of these Regulations, a document is deemed to be printed if it is produced by type lithography or stencil duplicating.

(4)

Any type used in producing a document for use in a proceeding must give a clear and legible impression and must be not smaller than —

(a)

11 point type for printing or electronic documents; or

(b)

elite type for type lithography, stencil duplicating or typewriting.

(5)

Any document produced by a photographic or similar process giving a positive and permanent representation free from blemishes, to the extent that it contains a facsimile of any printed, handwritten or typewritten matter, is treated for the purposes of these Regulations as if it were printed, handwritten or typewritten, as the case may be.

Subregulation 1

Subregulation 2