Principle

CIVIL PROCEDURE — Preliminary Objection — When supporting affidavit required

Area of law
CIVIL PROCEDURE
Court
Supreme Court

Preliminary objections on points of law need no affidavit. The principle applies to civil procedure. If facts are disputed, an affidavit is required. The rule promotes efficiency. The court will strike out objections without supporting facts when needed. The principle is well-established.

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