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Eat Judgment Draft Procedure
Summary
Draft judgments are typically shared with counsel for feedback before finalization. If errors are found, they can be addressed at this stage. Judges notes are personal and not part of the official record, but their disposal can be questioned. Highlight how errors and missing notes impact your case, and present new evidence to the Court of Appeal. Consult a legal professional for guidance on these procedural issues.Full Conversation
NO, I ONLY GOT THE FINAL JUDGMENT WHICH THE C OF APPEAL WAS WAITING FOR TO DO MY APPEAL. I SENT IT IMMED TO C OF APPEAL WHO CHASED ME FOR IT WHEN I GOT IT. I WAS ILL AT THE TIME. BUT AFTER C OF APPEAL ALLOWED ONE OF MY * GROUNDS AND RESPONDENT WAS BEING VERY OBSTRUCTIVE/AGGRESSIVE/HOSTILE - I DISCOVERED LOTS OF ERRORS IN THE EAT JUDGMENT.
It seems you're facing a complex situation with the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) judgment and potential errors. Here are some general points to consider:
- Draft Judgment: Typically circulated to parties' counsel for feedback before formal hand down.
- Appeal Process: Grounds for appeal can be pursued if significant errors are discovered.
- Legal Representation: It's essential to consult your lawyer regarding any involvement or potential errors in the judgment.
Would you like assistance in connecting with legal professionals who can help you further with your appeal and the errors you've discovered?
- Draft Judgment: Typically circulated to parties' counsel for feedback before formal hand down.
- Appeal Process: Grounds for appeal can be pursued if significant errors are discovered.
- Legal Representation: It's essential to consult your lawyer regarding any involvement or potential errors in the judgment.
Would you like assistance in connecting with legal professionals who can help you further with your appeal and the errors you've discovered?
NO, BUT PLEASE CAN DRAFT AN EMAIL/LETER TO ASK MY COUNSEL. IN ADDITION I WROTE TO EAT IN MARCH ASKING FOR JUDGES NOTES IN ORDER TO UNDERSTAND WHAT IS GOING ON, BUT THE REPLY WAS HE DISPOSED OF HIS NOTES. THATS NOT RIGHT AS I TOLD EAT IMMED I WILLBE APPEALING THEIR DECISION.
Here's a draft email/letter to your counsel:
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Subject: Inquiry Regarding EAT Judgment and Counsel's Input
Dear [Counsel's Name],
I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to seek clarification regarding the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) judgment for my case, specifically about whether you or any other counsel had input into the draft judgment before it was formally handed down.
Additionally, I requested the judge's notes from the EAT in March to better understand the basis of the decision. However, I was informed that the notes were disposed of, despite having indicated my intention to appeal immediately. This seems irregular, and I would appreciate your guidance on how to proceed given these circumstances.
I have discovered several errors in the EAT judgment, and I am keen to understand the next steps in addressing these, especially in light of the Court of Appeal's decision to allow one of my grounds.
Your expertise and advice on how to move forward would be invaluable.
Thank you for your assistance.
Kind regards,
[Your Name]
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Feel free to modify the letter as needed.
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Subject: Inquiry Regarding EAT Judgment and Counsel's Input
Dear [Counsel's Name],
I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to seek clarification regarding the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) judgment for my case, specifically about whether you or any other counsel had input into the draft judgment before it was formally handed down.
Additionally, I requested the judge's notes from the EAT in March to better understand the basis of the decision. However, I was informed that the notes were disposed of, despite having indicated my intention to appeal immediately. This seems irregular, and I would appreciate your guidance on how to proceed given these circumstances.
I have discovered several errors in the EAT judgment, and I am keen to understand the next steps in addressing these, especially in light of the Court of Appeal's decision to allow one of my grounds.
Your expertise and advice on how to move forward would be invaluable.
Thank you for your assistance.
Kind regards,
[Your Name]
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Feel free to modify the letter as needed.
SO IT IS PROCEDURE THAT COUNSELS GET THE DRAFT FIRST BEFORE FINALISING
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Yes, it is generally standard procedure for a draft judgment to be circulated to the parties' counsel before it is formally handed down. This allows the parties an opportunity to review and provide feedback on the draft. If errors are identified, they can be addressed at this stage. If you have further concerns, it might be beneficial to consult with your counsel directly.
Yes, it is generally standard procedure for a draft judgment to be circulated to the parties' counsel before it is formally handed down. This allows the parties an opportunity to review and provide feedback on the draft. If errors are identified, they can be addressed at this stage. If you have further concerns, it might be beneficial to consult with your counsel directly.
OK, SO - REGARDLESS OF HIS INPUT - SAY, FOR EXAMPLE HE SAYS HE DID NOT HAVE ANY INPUT - WHAT ABOUT THE DISPOSAL OF JUDGES NOTES AND WHAT ROBUST STEPS CAN I TAKE.
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In England, judges' notes are generally considered personal and are not typically part of the official court record. However, you may consider the following steps:
- Request Clarification: Ask the court for an explanation of the disposal of notes.
- Consult Legal Advice: Consider seeking guidance from a legal professional on challenging the disposal if necessary.
Would you like more information on how to proceed with these steps?
In England, judges' notes are generally considered personal and are not typically part of the official court record. However, you may consider the following steps:
- Request Clarification: Ask the court for an explanation of the disposal of notes.
- Consult Legal Advice: Consider seeking guidance from a legal professional on challenging the disposal if necessary.
Would you like more information on how to proceed with these steps?
NO, AS I WANT TO USE THE NOTES DISPONSAL INFO/NEW EVID TO SHOW C OF APPEAL. BUT I ALSO NEED TO TAKE OTHER STEPS TO FIX THIS SORRY STATE OF AFFAIRS.
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Your situation seems complex and involves procedural aspects of the appeal process. Here are some potential steps you might consider:
- Highlight Error Impact: Emphasize how the errors and note disposal affect your case.
- New Evidence: Present any new evidence to the Court of Appeal demonstrating errors or procedural issues.
- Legal Consultation: Seek advice from a legal professional on the implications of missing notes and how to proceed.
If you need further guidance, please let me know!
Your situation seems complex and involves procedural aspects of the appeal process. Here are some potential steps you might consider:
- Highlight Error Impact: Emphasize how the errors and note disposal affect your case.
- New Evidence: Present any new evidence to the Court of Appeal demonstrating errors or procedural issues.
- Legal Consultation: Seek advice from a legal professional on the implications of missing notes and how to proceed.
If you need further guidance, please let me know!
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