Disclosure: withholding disclosure and/or inspection

This practice note considers the circumstances in which documents must be disclosed but need not be made available for inspection, and the circumstances in which documents can be withheld from disclosure. The distinction between the two is very important. Not disclosing documents means not listing them. Therefore the opponent may well be unaware that such documents even exist. Disclosing documents but not permitting inspection puts the opponent on notice that such documents exist.
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