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PINS Ref: APP/J3720/C/18/3215384 PA Ref: 13/00765/VAR ENF 15 July 2020 SB P201338ENFORCEMENT APPEAL APPELLANT IS FULL STATEMENT OF CASTLE OAK (FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE WARWICK OR THE ROYAL OAK), STRATFORD

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How to fill out appellants statement of case

1. Begin by stating the title of the case and the names of the parties involved.
2. Provide a brief background of the case, including the relevant dates and events.
3. Clearly state the legal issue or issues that are being appealed.
4. Present your arguments supporting the appeal, using separate paragraphs for each point.
5. Cite relevant laws, statutes, or previous court decisions that support your position.
6. Organize your arguments in a logical and coherent manner.
7. Use clear and concise language, avoiding legal jargon if possible.
8. Address any counterarguments that the opposing party may raise, and explain why they are not valid.
9. Provide evidence or examples to substantiate your arguments, such as documents, witness statements, or expert opinions.
10. Conclude the statement of case by summarizing the key points and requesting the desired outcome from the appellate court.
11. Sign and date the statement of case, and include your contact information.

Who needs appellants statement of case?

1. The appellant, or the party filing the appeal, needs the appellant's statement of case. It is a crucial document that presents their arguments and supporting evidence to the appellate court. The statement of case helps the appellant articulate their position and convince the court to overturn the decision of the lower court or tribunal.

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What is appellants statement of case?

The appellant's statement of case is a document that outlines the arguments, facts, and legal bases as to why the appellant believes the decision of a lower court or tribunal should be overturned or modified.

Who is required to file appellants statement of case?

The appellant, or the party who is appealing the decision, is required to file the appellant's statement of case.

How to fill out appellants statement of case?

To fill out the appellant's statement of case, the appellant must provide detailed information about the case, including the factual background, the grounds for appeal, and any supporting evidence or legal precedents.

What is the purpose of appellants statement of case?

The purpose of the appellant's statement of case is to inform the court and the opposing party of the specific issues being appealed and to present the reasons and legal arguments for overturning the original decision.

What information must be reported on appellants statement of case?

The information that must be reported includes the case title, the details of the original decision being appealed, the grounds for appeal, and any relevant facts and legal arguments.