Article 22 of Law of Evidence

A litigant may, in the following cases, request that his opponent be ordered to produce any document material to the case that is in his possession: a- If the law permits requiring him to produce or deliver it. b- If it is common to him and his opponent. A document shall be considered common in particular if it is for the benefit of both litigants or establishes its obligations and their reciprocal rights. c- If his opponent has relied on it at any stage of the proceedings. The request must specify the document’s characteristics, its contents in detail, the fact sought to be established by it, the evidence and circumstances supporting its being in the opponent’s possession, and the grounds for requiring the opponent to produce it.