Civil litigation procedures l

(1) The process of the parties having their lawyers interview the opposing parties to gain information that might not be contained in the pleadings and discover weaknesses in their case is know as?

(2) the document that sets out the details of the costs being claimed by a party to litigation is know as a?

(3) the time limit for bring an appeal or an application for leave to appeal is______, commencing on the day after the order appealed from pronounced.

(4) Name two documents that must be contained in the appeal record?

(5) Each party that serves a list of documents must allow the other party to_____ and _____ listed documents that are within their possession or control.

(6)an appeal is ready for hearing when the _______ and the appellants factum and ______ are filled.

(7) the limitation Act provides for a basic limitation period of________________ including those for recovery of debts, damages, or other money.

(8) if the appellant does not reinstate the appeal, appeal will be dissed______, after it become inactive.

(10) a third party notice must be filed and personally served within 42days after service of the____________?

(11) a plaintiff may, before the close of proceeding, decide not to proceed against one or all of the defendants by filing and serving a ______?

(12) when a plaintiff starts an action then the defendant decides to sure the plaintiff in response, the defendant's action is referred to as a______?

(13) when preparing for a trial in the supreme court and an appeal court of appeal, the legal assistant will help a _______________, which contains a copy of every case cited or relied on by the lawyer in the trial as well as an index of cases.

(14) in chambers no oral evidence is heard. all evidence is given by way of ___________?

1. the notice of application for leave to appeal in form 1 may be served in two ways ___________ or ___________?
2. if a judge awards costs of a lawsuit without giving and further details, it is assumed that the judge is referring costs as calculated using _________, of the supreme court civil rules.
3. in the court of appeal, if a party is entitled to costs, the costs must be assessed under __________, unless the court or justice otherwise orders.
4. in relation to the estate of a deceased, a _____________, is a person who is starting, conducting or defending a proceeding in behalf of the deceased's estate.
5. when parties who are in a dispute are able to settle the matter by mutual agreement, their lawyers may approach the court for a _____________?
6. the maximum dollar amount that may be claimed in the BC provincial court is $_____?
7. after an examination for discovery has taken place, a written record know as a ___________? of what the witness or experts said is produced.
8. when an originating document is filed at the courthouse, the court clerk assigns a/an ______________? to the lawsuit that must then be used on all subsequent documents in the lawsuit.
9. a party may ask the court for a _____________? where to be successful he/she must convince the court that there is no real issue to be heard by the court at trail.
10. infants are people who have not reached the age of ?
11. in a notice civil claim, the facs should be set out in _______ order.
12. name two things that can be garnished in post- judgment execution.
13. an appeal is ready for hearing when three items are ready, name them.
14. plaintiffs must file and personally serve a reply within seven 7 days after a ____________ has been delivered.
15. during a lawsuit one part writes a letter to the other side to propose a settlement, letter must bear the notation that is being sent____?
16. in the court of appeal, name two documents that may not be submitted to the registry electronically?
17. a legal document that compels a witness to appeal in court is a _________?
18. written examinations for discovery, in which one party provides a list of questions for the other side to answer without a face to face meeting taking place, are know as ____?
19. the ________________ of a witness refers to whether or not the witness appeals to be trustworthy, reliable and believable when he/she gives his/her evidence.