Just before the hearing of this suit was to begin on 25th October 2012, the plaintiff’s advocates filed a notice to produce and a supplementary list of documents to be relied upon. When the case was called on for hearing, counsel for the 1st and 2nd defendants raised an oral objection, claiming that the supplementary list of documents was incompetent. The court ordered that the objection be argued by way of written submissions. On 9th July 2013, being settled in my mind that the objection had merit, I sustained it and ordered that the same, together with the Notice to Produce, be expunged from the record. I reserved my reasons for the said order.