The pleadings must expressly state the parties’ claims and the pleas in fact and in law on which each of these claims is based, indicating for each claim the documents relied on and their numbering. A list of the documents supporting these claims is annexed to the pleadings.
The pleadings shall contain a separate statement of the facts and of the proceedings, a discussion of the claims and of the pleas in law and an operative part summarising the claims. Any pleas that have not been formulated in the previous pleadings must be formally presented separately. The court shall rule only on the claims set out in the operative part and shall examine the pleas in support of those claims only if they are raised in the discussion.
In their last submissions, the parties must repeat the claims and pleas presented or relied on in their earlier submissions. If they fail to do so, they shall be deemed to have abandoned them and the court shall rule only on the last submissions made.