(2) Unless the Court otherwise directs or the parties otherwise agree, the parties are to comply with supplementary rules 163 to 168 for preparation of a joint tender book. 203—Electronic book (1) The parties are to prepare an electronic database for the electronic called the Electronic Trial Book. (2) All documents intended to be used at are to be hyperlinked to the referenced document and included in the Electronic Trial Book. (3) Unless the otherwise directs or the parties otherwise agree, the Electronic Trial Book is to include— (a) all court documents, including submissions or other documents not filed with the Court but provided to the trial judge; (b) all pleadings, including particulars; (c) the parties’ lay and expert evidence; (d) the joint tender book documents; (e) subpoenas issued in the proceeding; (f) any authorities relied upon; and (g) any documents or interlocutory materials that the parties agree or the Court directs be included. 204—Providing additional documents during electronic trial (1) A party is to obtain consent from all other parties to the matter before providing new documents to the Court in electronic form. (2) If a new document, not included in the Electronic Trial Book, is required for cross-examination of a witness or submission, the party requiring the document is to ensure that the document is provided to the electronic courtroom provider the evening or morning before the hearing commences to ensure that the document is readily accessible during the electronic trial and access to the document does not delay the orderly conduct of the trial. 205—Real time transcript (1) The parties are to advise the Court if real time transcript is required at the directions hearing in accordance with supplementary rule 201. (2) If the parties agree that real time transcript is to be provided, the costs of the transcript and any third party provider are to be paid by the parties and not the Court. Part 3—Issues involved in trial of action [no supplementary
(2) Unless the Court otherwise directs or the parties otherwise agree, the parties are to comply with supplementary rules 163 to 168 for preparation of a joint tender book. 203—Electronic book (1) The parties are to prepare an electronic database for the electronic called the Electronic Trial Book. (2) All documents intended to be used at are to be hyperlinked to the referenced document and included in the Electronic Trial Book. (3) Unless the otherwise directs or the parties otherwise agree, the Electronic Trial Book is to include— (a) all court documents, including submissions or other documents not filed with the Court but provided to the trial judge; (b) all pleadings, including particulars; (c) the parties’ lay and expert evidence; (d) the joint tender book documents; (e) subpoenas issued in the proceeding; (f) any authorities relied upon; and (g) any documents or interlocutory materials that the parties agree or the Court directs be included. 204—Providing additional documents during electronic trial (1) A party is to obtain consent from all other parties to the matter before providing new documents to the Court in electronic form. (2) If a new document, not included in the Electronic Trial Book, is required for cross-examination of a witness or submission, the party requiring the document is to ensure that the document is provided to the electronic courtroom provider the evening or morning before the hearing commences to ensure that the document is readily accessible during the electronic trial and access to the document does not delay the orderly conduct of the trial. 205—Real time transcript (1) The parties are to advise the Court if real time transcript is required at the directions hearing in accordance with supplementary rule 201. (2) If the parties agree that real time transcript is to be provided, the costs of the transcript and any third party provider are to be paid by the parties and not the Court. Part 3—Issues involved in trial of action [no supplementary
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