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Documents: Obtaining them and using them, the interplay of procedure, court rules and evidentiary laws

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Updated Aug 30, 2019

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Knowledge area: Practice management and business skills

Documents: Obtaining them and using them, the interplay of procedure, court rules and evidentiary laws

Talitha Fishburn, Barrister, Wardell Chambers

This videocast explores the use of documents in civil litigation.

Recorded: Friday 15 March

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