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CIVIL BILL COURT, IRELAND.

to which the same is alleged to be due, the name of the lands and the county and division in which same or a part thereof shall be situate, and when brought upon a lease or other instrument, the date and the parties thereto respectively.

3. In all actions upon any written document not included in the two preceding rules, the Civil Bill shall state the date of the document and the parties to the same, and if for the payment of money, the amount claimed, or if for the breach of any contract, the breach or breaches of such contract.

4. In all cases, where the assignee of any debt or other chose in action sues, he shall state in the Civil Bill the name and description of the assignor and date of assignment.

5. All equity suits shall, except where otherwise provided by these rules, be commenced by Civil Bill, to be termed an Equity Civil Bill, and to be so headed; such Equity Civil Bill shall state as concisely as may be the facts constituting the plaintiff's claim.

6. In all Civil Bills for the recovery of book or shop debts or other running accounts, the plaintiff shall furnish full particulars of his demand within a reasonable period before or at the time of the service of the process, unless the Judge shall consider it to have been unnecessary.

7. In every case not included in the preceding rule the defendant shall be at liberty to call upon the plaintiff by notice in writing, served two clear days before the return day, for full particulars of his demand; but the Judge may decide whether it was a case in which a bill of particulars should have been given or may be dispensed with.

8. When a bill of particulars has been regularly demanded, and the same has not been furnished, or where that which has been furnished is, in the opinion of the Judge, insufficient, the Judge may adjourn the case and order a sufficient bill of particulars to be delivered.

9.[1] All Civil Bill Ejectments on the title' and Civil Bills for the purpose of trying questions of title, brought under the 14 & 15 Vict. c. 51., or the 37 & 38 Vict. c. 66., or any Act ex- tending or amending the same, shall be headed with the words "Title Jurisdiction"; in every such Civil Bill it shall be stated that the annual value or rent (as the case may be) of the lands does not exceed 30%. At the hearing of any such case of title the plaintiff shall produce a map of the lands. A copy of the Civil Bill and of the decree or dismiss, and of the affirmance or reversal of the Judge on Appeal, and such map as aforesaid, and of any map which the Judge on Appeal shall direct to be so preserved, shall be lodged by the successful party with the Clerk of the Peace, and shall be retained and filed in a book to be kept for that purpose.

  1. ↑ This rule was annulled by the Rules of November 29th, 1890, printed at p. 224, below.
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