Witness Statements. Interview witnesses separately. Use attachments if needed. Witness (Name): Statement Attached Yes No Address: Phone Number (Day) (Evening) Summary of witness comments: Witness (Name): Statement Attached Yes No Address: Phone Number (Day) (Evening) Summary of witness comments: Witness (Name): Statement Attached Yes No Address: Phone Number (Day) (Evening) Summary of witness comments:
Witness Statements. At least two (2) days before an appeal hearing the signed statements of all persons on whose information the charges are based, and any additional information related to the alleged misconduct, shall be available for review in the principal’s office. These statements may be examined and copied by the student, parents or any representative, at the student’s expense. If the principal receives additional material that will be used at the hearing, he must promptly notify the parent or the student if 18 years old or older and make the material available for review. The student shall file with the principal, at least two (2) days prior to the hearing, signed statements of any persons who have defensive information that he wishes to have considered at the hearing, including his own statement if he wishes to make one. All statements must set out, with some particularity, the information known to the persons making them. For example, if a student is charged with consistently failing to follow a teacher’s directions, the consistent nature of the failures must be specifically described.
Witness Statements. RWS Type of document Date
Witness Statements. Further to 9.2 above, where an employee of the Secretary of State is a witness to the matter being investigated, the PIRC may request the witness to produce information in the form of a witness statement or have the information produced in the form of a witness statement taken from them by PIRC investigators.
Witness Statements. In order to assist HM Revenue & Customs in the prosecution of tobacco smugglers, BAT will continue to provide witness statements, as required, for use in UK Courts.
Witness Statements. (a) Each party shall serve on every other party any witness statement of the oral evidence and/or evidence upon commission which the party intends to rely in relation to be exchanged by 28th June 2022.
Witness Statements. (i) Claimant’s Witness Statement of Kalai Arasi a/p Xxxxxxxxx marked as “CLWS-1”;
(ii) Claimant’s Witness Statement of Dr. Xxxxxxx xxxxx Xxxxx Puad marked as “CLWS-2”;
(iii) Company’s Witness Statement of Datin Dr. Xxxxxx binti Xxxxx Xxxxx marked as “COWS-1;
(iv) Company’s Witness Statement of Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx marked as “COWS-2”.
Witness Statements. 5.1 The witness statement is now a central feature of trials in the new landscape of the Civil Proceedings Rules (“CPR”). Its utility is obvious. It abbreviates the time spent at a trial. It condenses the evidence of the witnesses and is focused on the issues for determination. It is exchanged and shared with the opposing party prior to the commencement of a trial which results in a better understanding of the case by the respective parties or ultimately a resolution of the matter without a trial. For this reason good case management will suggest that the exchange of witness statements take place prior to a pre-trial review so that the Court at the pre-trial review stage may consider the proposed evidence, consider applications by the parties such as to strike out portions of the evidence requests for information, and determine the effect of the proposed evidence on the pleaded case.
5.2 Part 29.4 CPR states that the witness statement is the “statement of the evidence of any witness upon which the party serving the statement intends to rely in relation to any issues of fact to be decided at the trial.” These statements should as far as reasonably practicable, be in the intended witnesses own words and not include any matters of information or belief which are not admissible and, where admissible, must state the source of such information or belief or any matters of information or belief.
5.3 The Court has the power to order any inadmissible, scandalous, irrelevant or otherwise oppressive matters be struck out of any witness statement.
5.4 Having provided a witness statement, it is the obligation of that party to call that witness to give evidence unless the court orders otherwise. See Part 29.9
Witness Statements. An outline of the grounds upon which it contends jurisdiction exists; and
Witness Statements. Further to 9.2 above, where an NCA officer is a witness to the matter being investigated, the PIRC may request them to produce information in the form of a witness statement or have the information produced in the form of a witness statement taken from them by PIRC investigators.
