New Zealand Legislation: Regulations
Regulations are laws made under Acts
(1) Every application by which payment of a sum of money is claimed shall be accompanied by a statement of claim in accordance with this rule.
(2) The statement of claim—
(a) Shall specify the general nature of the claim that the applicant seeks to establish; and
(b) Shall include such particulars of time, place, amounts, names of persons, dates of instruments, and other circumstances as are sufficient to ensure that the Court and the party or parties against whom relief is sought are fully and fairly informed of the nature and grounds of the claim; and
(c) Shall, in any case in which special damages are claimed, set out particulars of those special damages; and
(d) Shall conclude by specifying the relief or remedy sought.
Compare: SR 1958/162, r 37