Case documents definition
Case documents means documents supplied to members by parties in connection with a case or othermatter inwhichmembers are engagedbutdoesnotincludedocumentswhich also constitute e- mailcommunications and/or work productand/or judicial documents and/orexpertreports; ‘Contact details’ means the name, e-mail address, address, employer, job title, telephone numbers and similar information relating to parties
Case documents means documents supplied to members by parties in connection with a case or other matter in which members are engaged but does not include documents which also constitute e- mail communications and/or work product and/or judicial documents and/or expert reports; ‘Contact details’ means the name, e-mail address, address, employer, job title, telephone numbers and similar information relating to parties
Case documents means all pleadings or other documents submitted, or to be submitted, by the Parties to the proceedings before the Tribunal in the Appeals.
Examples of Case documents in a sentence
Case documents will be kept electronically on a secure server for 10 years after the case has been closed.
Case documents shall as a general rule be forwarded with a request for discussion or negotiation.
Case documents are usually stored electronically and will be deleted/shredded without prior notice to the client.
More Definitions of Case documents
Case documents means copies of statements, reports and such like drawn up by police or judicial bodies that are made available to the defence, as well as copies of documents seized by others than the client. However, the term ’case documents’ specifically excludes the written pleading of the client’s advocate and documents provided by the client himself that are put in the case file.
Case documents means a document and information in a document submitted to a court or filed with a clerk of court in a judicial action or proceeding including exhibits, pleadings, motions, orders, and judgments, and any documentation prepared by the court or clerk in the judicial action or proceeding, such as journals, dockets, and indices, subject to the exclusions in division (C)(2) of this rule.
Case documents means all pleadings or other documents submitted, or to be submitted, by the parties to the proceedings before the Tribunal in Cases 1140/1/1/2009, 1141/1/1/2009 and 1142/1/1/2009.