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Hi, Can someone check this out and advise me please.
I've received directions from the Court to send to the Defendant and the Court within 28 days:
a) Schedule for each charge.
(ok. that's straightforward)
b) Copies of any statements etc.
(again straightforward)
c) A statement of evidence of all matters relied upon as tending to show that the charges are irrecoverable as penalties or otherwise.
(really not sure what this entails. any thoughts?)
d) Copies of decided cases and other legal materials to be relied upon.
( is this the court pack? could someone point me in the right direction for downloading the relevant cases to download)
The Defendant has 28 days thereafter to serve their response inc full Breakdown of administrative costs as per my request.
(does this mean 28 days from receiving my disclosure or 28 days after my 28 days are up)
You will need to chose which letter is appropriate to the defence.
In fact have a good read of the thread that post comes from and post a link to here, somebody in there will know how to approach this, especially if you didn't get orders in....
d) is the stuff in the basic bundle as far as I can see.
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Do you know why they go to the foot of our stairs?
Err...no?
Originally Posted by Ian Kirkman
Cheers Hydra,
not sure what you mean by did I attach directions though
- That'll be a No then.
If you read that thread it's all in there, but broadly speaking, the current thinking is to attach some draft directions at the aq stage, the first are for you to do EXACTLY what Cobblers have asked you to do, the second part is for them to reveal all the things they don't want to reveal....
BF, do you have any info for the OP?? I feel nervous in the presence of greatness :o
I think youll find the 28 days is measured form teh date the order is made.
THe linked thread provides some good info on what needs to be supplied to the court.
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... goes to the foot of our stairs ... and looks up (in amazement).
All those people from the North gathering at the foot of our stairs and not knowing why they are there until the CAG shows them why.
There is an overwhelming Freudian symbolism here.
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Ok. i've read through the complete thread as suggested and I think i,ve got enough info now to compile disclosure. Cheers to Hydra and Glenn for that.
I,ve also put much thought into why I received the identical Disclosure Order as the one originated on this site. I'm sure a lot of the Judges meet quite often, and as it's such a well prepared document in respect of these cases, it's probably been passed around and now used as standard. Well done to the CAG for that one.
Also, with regard to the 28 days bit, i'll contact the Court and post back.
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of administrative costs as per my request.
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