(1) The plaintiff or the defendant must have submitted or mentioned such evidence, if any, along with the indictment, statement or reply.
(2) Written evidence not submitted or referred to by the plaintiff or defendant in accordance with sub-rule (1) shall not be admitted or evidenced. But in the following cases the Tribunal may order the filing or taking of written evidence:-
(a) According to the prevailing law, if documents, information statements, etc., which can be used as evidence, cannot be submitted immediately before the tribunal due to any reason, the tribunal may order the relevant party to submit such evidence before the case is placed on the court list.
(b) If the tribunal finds that the plaintiff, defendant or any other person, office or organization has any evidence related to the case, it may order the plaintiff, defendant, such person, office or organization to submit such evidence to the tribunal.
(c) If there is an order according to Clause (b), according to that order, the plaintiff, defendant, such person, office or organization shall file such evidence before the tribunal within the period specified by the tribunal.
(3) On the date specified for taking the evidence, the plaintiff's evidence should be shown to the defendant and the defendant's evidence should be shown to the plaintiff and the relevant party's statement should be recorded in writing and attached to the letter.