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What is written submissions and issues?

Written submissions and issues are documents prepared by parties in a legal matter containing their arguments, evidence, and requests.

Who is required to file written submissions and issues?

Parties involved in a legal matter such as plaintiffs, defendants, or their legal representatives are required to file written submissions and issues.

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Written submissions and issues should be filled out carefully, providing clear arguments, supporting evidence, and relevant legal references.

What is the purpose of written submissions and issues?

The purpose of written submissions and issues is to present the parties' positions, evidence, and requests to the decision-maker in a clear and organized manner.

What information must be reported on written submissions and issues?

Written submissions and issues must include arguments, evidence, legal references, requests for relief, and any other relevant information to support the party's position.