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dd1232
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25 Jan 24 #522389 by dd1232

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Is a position statement and statement of issues required for a final hearing

.Charles
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25 Jan 24 #522390 by .Charles

Reply from .Charles

The practice directions at paragraphs 4.3(b) and (e) deal with those documents

www.justice.gov.uk/courts/procedure-rule...rections/pd_part_27a

The position statement is required when appropriate although that is not specified. I would assume that a litigant in person is unlikely to be compelled to file one but skeleton arguments are fairly intrinsic to the case and the judge's preparation for the hearing.

Charles

dd1232
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25 Jan 24 #522391 by dd1232

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Thank you. the court has only ordered S.25 (concise narrative statements) and hasn't ordered position statements and statements of issues.

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