Rule 190Order to produce evidence

1. Where a party has presented reasonably available and plausible evidence in support of its claims and has, in substantiating those claims, specified evidence which lies in the control of the other party or a third party, the Court may on a reasoned request by the party specifying such evidence, order that other party or third party to produce such evidence. For the protection of confidential information the Court may order that the evidence be disclosed to certain named persons only and be subject to appropriate terms of non-disclosure.

2. During the written and interim procedures, a party may request such an order to produce evidence.

3. The judge-rapporteur may make such order in the written procedure or in the interim procedure having given the other/third party an opportunity t
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