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Parking charge - permit on show but not in bay
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Very silly question as usual, I just want to ensure I seem professional.
I have created my exhibit with all my evidences and the template I used called it "Exhibit XX1" where I assumed the XX's were annonymizing or something? Can I just call it Exhibit 1 or Exhibit A or is there a better title for it?
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Also, reading up - I think my WS has turned into a skeletan argument! Are they ok to be combined?0
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In your case the exhibit would be LH1, LH2 etc reflecting your name.0
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I feel silly - amazing thank you!0
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I have found a case where coupon-mad, you split out a skeleton and a WS.
If WS is only facts, does my skeleton then refer to the numbers in the WS? But further develops each point?0 -
A skeleton is a summary of your keynarguments and how they’ve failed to prove their case . Pretty much a cheat sheet of why you should win
While splitting it out is good practice, it’s small claims, and the other side won’t have done.0 -
Thank you!! That helps - think I will leave as is mixed together.
I have not received the claimant's WS yet so can't do a skeleton argument against their points.
Can I do this once I receive it even if its past the 14 days in advance of the hearing?0 -
Can I do this once I receive it even if its past the 14 days in advance of the hearing?
Just in case the court mislays it I would take a spare with you on the day.0 -
great news thanks so much0
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When is their ws due? Keep an eye on dates. Given they’ve failed to disclose a case until now, their ws bundle is key otherwise you are FURTHER prejudiced.
I’d send your costs schedule alongside your skeleton
Include two sections - normal costs half day loss of earnings or leave and capped at £95.
Second is the “unreasonable behaviour” costs. Tally up the mistakes by them, your time etc and lay it out. Should be a few examples round here.0
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