Common use of Evidentiary Rules Clause in Contracts

Evidentiary Rules. 1. The Parties agree that the following documents are allowed into evidence, without foundation or other proof, provided that said items are served upon the Mediator and the opposing Party at least xx(xxxxxxxxx) days prior to the hearing date: a. Medical records and medical bills for medical services; b. Bills for drugs and medical appliances (for example, prostheses); c. Property repair bills or estimates; d. Reports of lost time from employment, and / or lost compensation or wages; e. The written statement of any expert witness, the deposition of a witness, the statement of a witness, to which the witness would be allowed to express if testifying in person, if the statement is made by affidavit sworn to under oath or by certification as provided in section 1-109 of the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure;

Evidentiary Rules. 1. The Parties agree that the following documents are allowed into evidence, without foundation or other proof, provided that said items are served upon the Mediator and the opposing Party at least xx(xxxxxxxxx17 (seventeen) days prior to the hearing date: a. Medical records and medical bills for medical services; b. Bills for drugs and medical appliances (for example, prostheses); c. Property repair bills or estimates; d. Reports of lost time from employment, and / or lost compensation or wages; e. The written statement of any expert witness, the deposition of a witness, the statement of a witness, to which the witness would be allowed to express if testifying in person, if the statement is made by affidavit sworn to under oath or by certification as provided in section 1-109 of the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure;

Evidentiary Rules. 1. The Parties agree that the following documents are allowed into evidence, without foundation or other proof, provided that said items are served upon the Mediator Arbitrator and the opposing Party at least xx(xxxxxxxxx) days prior to the hearing date:xx a. Medical records and medical bills for medical services; b. Bills for drugs and medical appliances (for example, prostheses); c. Property repair bills or estimates; d. Reports of lost time from employment, and / or and/or lost compensation or wages; e. The In lieu of live testimony: the written statement of any expert witness, the deposition of a witness, the statement of a witness, to which the witness would be allowed to express if testifying in person, if the statement is made by affidavit sworn to under oath or by certification as provided in section 1-109 of the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure;