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If you refer back to the NEWBIE sticky you will find the process for evidence submission at the witness statement stage and you and the claimant will have the same deadlines for filing and serving with the court (when it is allocated) and to each other.1
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no i get that, my question is who gives evidence first at a hearing typically?0
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You can't give a broad brush answer to that sorry as it's down to the district judge but in general the defendant in a case like this is the one giving "evidence"boffintosh said:no i get that, my question is who gives evidence first at a hearing typically?2 -
You need to stop trying to overthink this. The odds of you getting to a hearing in front of a judge are almost zero. Just follow the advice and having used the robust template defence, they will discontinue before any hearing.boffintosh said:
i do expect this to go to a court hearing all the way so It's time for evidence collecting,Who usually presents evidence first at a hearing as I really want to view their evidence.
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thank you! im going in with the mindset that its going all the way just so i know i am readily prepared to smash them !!!!!! in court.B789 said:
You need to stop trying to overthink this. The odds of you getting to a hearing in front of a judge are almost zero. Just follow the advice and having used the robust template defence, they will discontinue before any hearing.boffintosh said:
i do expect this to go to a court hearing all the way so It's time for evidence collecting,Who usually presents evidence first at a hearing as I really want to view their evidence.0
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