Drafting - defence skeleton Flashcards

(9 cards)

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What goes in the Agreed Issues?

A

Nature of case; background facts so far as relevant to matter before court.

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What is the first section of a skeleton argument for the defendant?

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Issues agreed

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What comes after issues agreed in a skeleton argument?

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Issues in dispute - start with liability first, stating the respective paras of PoC and defence and the question being asked to resolve.

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4
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How should quantum be addressed in a skeleton argument?

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Quantum should be taken each issue in turn in the same way with paras listed.

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5
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What should be included in the law relied on section? Where does this come?

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Propositions of law relied on for defendant

After issues in dispute (quantum)

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What evidence is required ?

Where does this come?

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Evidence required to deal with disputed issues referring to evidence in trial bundle including witness statements and expert reports.

Comes after Propositions of law

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How should the claimant’s argument be structured?

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The claimant:
Liability
- Factual evidence
- Expert evidence
Quantum
- Factual evidence
- Expert evidence

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How should the defendant’s argument be structured?

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The defendant:
Liability
- Factual evidence
- Expert evidence
Quantum
- Factual evidence
- Expert evidence

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What should be included about the advocate at the end?

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Details of advocate who prepared for the defendant.

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