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pip1971
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07 Nov 13 #412816 by pip1971

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Final court hearing is in less than 2 weeks. I want to submit a revision to my statement ( I am a witness) from last year. Can I do this or is it too late and does it have to be as an addendum? We are self representing

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08 Nov 13 #412912 by Caligula

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Yes you can submit new information.

Any revision to clarify previous statements can be done as an addendum.

If there is new evidence then this can be done as a new statement.

If you are revising the previous statement due to factual errors and inconsistencies in the previous statement then this is perhaps more problematic. I would suggest a new statement but of course the other side will jump all over it.

Will need submitting to Court and other side asap.

Phil

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