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IAS APPEAL....feedback appreciated
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Some of the WS seems to be a reiteration of a defence, for example 2.1, just my opinion and feel free to ignore if you wish. I think you should include all letters, for example your point 1.10 and all evidence should carry an identifier such as SSJ_001 and then at the beginning of your WS you say "This WS is in support of my defence as already filed. Attached to this WS is a paginated bundle marked SSJ_001 - SSJ_099 or similar. If you search other witness statement examples in the NEWBIE sticky you will find the correct phraseology.0
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Ok many thanks. I think I’ve got confused over the difference between the defence and the WS.
Just to clarify, with your suggestion of using an identifier - does ‘SSJ’ have any meaning?
How would you label that in the evidence bundle....hand write on each letter?0 -
SSJ are your initials. Southernsoftie_joSouthernsoftie_jo wrote: »Ok many thanks. I think I’ve got confused over the difference between the defence and the WS.
Just to clarify, with your suggestion of using an identifier - does ‘SSJ’ have any meaning?
How would you label that in the evidence bundle....hand write on each letter?
Obviously use your real initials in your real WS.0 -
Got it! ��0
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What he said. ^^^^^Southernsoftie_jo wrote: »Got it! ��0 -
WS submitted to court and Gladrags. Waiting for hearing next.
Do most cases that have got this far go the distance?0 -
Yes. Claimant will have paid the hearing cost0
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Southernsoftie_jo wrote: »WS submitted to court and Gladrags. Waiting for hearing next.
Do most cases that have got this far go the distance?
It all depends if Gladstones think they are on a loser to which they may well discontinue before court, will not be the first time.
It's the problem a robo claim monkey has, not knowing what is really happening
Do remember you are claiming abuse of process by Gladstones which is something they must defend in front of a judge.0 -
Can anyone explain what happens if the other party fail to submit their evidence to me by the deadline set by the court?
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You claim prejudice (depending on how late it is served) and inform them that they will need to ask the court for relief from sanctions - Google it.0
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