[12] The defendants» objection is that only the defendants can tender the plaintiff's
examination for discovery evidence.
[54]
Examination for discovery evidence of the plaintiff's mother confirms that the plaintiff is the only person in the family using the family computer between those hours.
Not exact matches
Some material may relate to matters in issue; some may not... Most often [relevant]
evidence will emerge from questions asked on a party's
examination for discovery about the existence and content of the person's Facebook profile.
Because you are giving sworn
evidence, if you try to change your answers at trial, you will be cross-examined against what you said at
examination for discovery.
The tort claim process typically includes the following steps: • Investigation of the accident and
evidence gathering / review (medical reports, witness statements, etc.) • Expert assessment of the needs and damages of the injured party • Provide an official statement of claim • Receive statement of defence • Prepare, submit, and receive affidavits of documents
for all parties involved • Attend
examinations for discovery with your lawyer • Attempt to settle the tort claim out of court by negotiating, mediating, or engaging in pre-trial measures • Trial
(46) If otherwise admissible, the
evidence given on an
examination for discovery by a party... may be tendered in
evidence at trial by any party adverse in interest, unless the court otherwise orders, but the
evidence is admissible against the following persons only:
If the surveillance is good, and it reveals that the plaintiff has physical abilities that contradict the limitations they have alleged in their statement of claim or have confirmed during
examinations for discovery, this
evidence can be used to impugn the validity of the plaintiff's claim.
Custody battles are expensive — expert
evidence is required ($ 6,000 to $ 10,000), interim motions ($ 5,000 per),
examinations for discovery ($ 5,000 per)-- they all add up and the money spent would often fund a post-secondary education.
any
evidence submitted by supposed experts, must always be available
for cross
examination, and
for full
discovery of documents, full transparency is a complete necessity.
There is of course also the two high - end apps
for lawyers, being TrialPad
for iPad (which allows trial lawyers to easily use their iPad to present visual
evidence to the court) and TranscriptPad
for iPad (which allows you to easily review, tag, and annotate
examination for discovery transcripts).
Nowadays,
for B.C. counsel, it takes an arbitration conducted without
examinations for discovery and with limited document
discovery and flexible provisions
for expert
evidence to bring home the fact that a trial can be conducted perfectly well without all the bells and whistles we have added by our rules of court.