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82.—(1) Where a party serves a notice under rule 81 in relation to a statement, any other party may serve a counter-notice objecting to the admission of the statement.
(2) A counter-notice served under this rule must state—
(a)the date on which the party serving it was served with the notice under rule 81;
(b)whether he objects to the admission of the whole or only part of the statement, and if only part which part; and
(c)the grounds on which he so objects.
(3) A counter-notice served under this rule must be served on the court administration officer and all other parties to the proceedings not more than 14 days after service of the notice under rule 81.
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