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AvermentsS
36.2.In an action to which this Part applies, the pursuer shall aver in the condescendence, as the case may be—
(a)that there are no connected persons;
(b)that there are connected persons, being the persons specified in the crave for intimation;
(c)that there are connected persons in respect of whom intimation should be dispensed with on the ground that—
(i)the names or whereabouts of such persons are not known to, and cannot reasonably be ascertained by, the pursuer; or
(ii)such persons are unlikely to be awarded more than £200 each.
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