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The amendments are welcome and important, aimed at emphasising the formal nature the legal documents to which they attach, and highlighting the fundamental importance of reliable information and the need for integrity, upon which our legal system is predicated: trial” means a final trial hearing, whether of all issues or of only one or some particular issues, in proceedings (except as provided in paragraph 1.3 below) in any of the Business and Property Courts under CPR Part 7 or Part 8 or upon an unfair prejudice petition under section 994 of the Companies Act 2006 or a contributory’s just and equitable winding up petition under section 122(1)(g) of the Insolvency Act 1986, A trial witness statement must set out only matters of fact of which the witness has personal knowledge that are relevant to the case, and must identify by list what documents, if any, the witness has referred to or been referred to for the purpose of providing the evidence set out in their trial witness statement. The requirement to identify documents the witness has referred to or been referred to does not affect any privilege that may exist in relation to any of those documents. PF 7B Request for service of document on a State (rule 6.44) (to be filed in the Central Office of the Royal Courts of Justice)

This Practice Direction is made under rule 57A.3. It concerns witness statements for use at trials in the Business and Property Courts and applies to new and existing proceedings, but only to trial witness statements signed on or after 6 April 2021. For the avoidance of doubt, nothing in this Practice Direction affects— proceedings falling within CPR Part 57, which applies to probate claims, claims for the rectification of wills, claims to substitute or remove a personal representative, and claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family Dependants) Act 1975, the Presumption of Death Act 2013 and the Guardianship (Missing Persons) Act 2017; The declaration should be headed with the name of the proceedings in the same way as the affidavit. Factual witnesses give evidence at trials to provide the court with testimony as to matters of which they have personal knowledge, including their recollection of matters they witnessed personally, where such testimony is relevant to issues of fact to be determined at trial, and:f) it involves uncontentious matters arising in the administration of trusts or in the administration of a deceased person’s estate; or Any communication between a party to proceedings and the court must be disclosed to, and if in writing (whether in paper or electronic format), copied to, the other party or parties or their representatives. b) give evidence in relation to new matters which have arisen since the witness statement was served on the other parties. PF 27CH [Witness Statement] [Affidavit] Verifying Accounts and Answering Usual Inquiries in Administration Action

At trial, the Court was told by Counsel for Mr Correia that he had given his instructions in Portuguese to his solicitor – a bilingual English and Portuguese speaker – who had then drafted the statement in English. A Portuguese language version of the statement had never been prepared. There are annexed to this Practice Direction (a) a list of Court Forms arranged by subject-matter; and (b) an alphabetical index.The alphabetical index may be used in conjunction with the list of Court Forms.The alphabetical index signposts the reader to the relevant entries in the list. N293A Combined certificate of judgment and request for writ of control or writ of possession (trespassers only) PF 25CH List of Claims not being Creditors' Claims Other than those Sent in Following Advertisement (being Exhibit E referred to in [Witness Statement] [Affidavit] in Form PF23 CH) (Part 40 PD40A paragraph 11.2) A notarial act or instrument may be received in evidence without further proof as duly authenticated in accordance with the requirements of law unless the contrary is proved.Under CPR 81.6 the court has the authority, of its own initiative, to consider whether to proceed against the defendant in contempt proceedings. If the court proceeds, it shall issue a summons to the defendant. The other parties to the proceedings may be required by the court to give such assistance to the court as is “ proportionate and reasonable, having regard to the resources available to that party”. PRACTICE DIRECTION 4 – COURT FORMS This Practice Direction supplements Part 4 of the Civil Procedure Rules. A party shall be deemed to admit the authenticity of a document disclosed to him under Part 31 (disclosure and inspection of documents) unless he serves notice that he wishes the document to be proved at trial. Mr Correia was a motorcyclist who was involved in a road traffic accident with Ms Williams’ car. Mr Correia’s case was that he was proceeding straight ahead across a junction, with a green light showing in his favour, when the Defendant turned right across his path, thereby causing a serious collision. Mr Correia alleged to have sustained serious injuries, including of a urological nature as a result of his groin being thrust into the fuel tank of his motorcycle on impact. Ms Williams’ case was that she had turned right with the benefit of a green light when it was safe to do so, and that Mr Correia had driven through a red light. Liability was hotly contested.

CPR 81.3 details how to make a contempt application including the level of court in which the application is made and the level of judge who shall hear the application. Part 23 should be used for a contempt application within existing proceedings. Part 8 should be used where there has been an interference with the due administration of justice otherwise than in the course of existing proceedings. Whilst I can understand and speak English I am not wholly fluent and rely on the assistance of a translator during court proceedings. I am able to make this statement in English because the principal solicitor of Harris da Silva solicitors speaks fluent Portuguese.” any such record or notes should be made from, and if possible during, an interview or interviews (using any convenient format, for example face to face meeting, video or telephone call or conference, webchat or instant messaging), The procedure for ensuring that the foreign state does not object can be time consuming and so consideration should be given to this issue in good time. In the first instance, enquiries should be directed to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (International Legal Matters Unit, Consular Division), namely the taking of Evidence Unit, “ToE Unit”, as well as the Embassy or High Commission in question with a view to ensuring that the country from which the evidence is to be taken raises no objection to it at diplomatic level. The applicant must be able to inform the court what those inquiries were and of their outcome. Applicants are told that the request will take 8 weeks to process, but it can frequently be longer. There are occasions ‘host governments fail to reply, even after reminders’. Important therefore to act at the earliest possible opportunity.a matter will have been witnessed personally by a witness only if it was experienced by one of their primary senses (sight, hearing, smell, touch or taste), or if it was a matter internal to their mind (for example, what they thought about something at some time in the past or why they took some past decision or action), Where an affidavit is sworn by a person who is unable to read or sign it, the person before whom the affidavit is sworn must certify in the jurat that: be completed and signed by the person before whom the affidavit was sworn whose name and qualification must be printed beneath his signature, At trial, Jake took the Court to the relevant procedural Rules and Practice Directions setting out the process by which a witness statement should be prepared for a non-English speaking witness, including: PD22, para 2.4; CPR r. 32.4(1), r. 32.8, and PD32, paragraphs 18.1, 19.1(8), 20.1, and 23.2, and argued that by reason of the defective preparation, the statement was inadmissible.