Section 178Part 9 — Appeals from Summary Court
Procedure on hearing of appeal
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At the hearing of an appeal on motion, the appellant shall, before going into the case, state all the grounds of appeal on which the appellant intends to rely, and shall not, unless by leave of the court, go into any matters not raised by such statement, nor shall the appellant be entitled to examine any witnesses not examined at the hearing of the case before the Summary Court unless the appellant has given to the respondent three clear days' notice in writing of the names and addresses of such witnesses and of the substance of the evidence they will give and unless the appellant has subsequently obtained the leave of the court to the examination thereof.