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sheamyboy · 2008-11-23 23:12:30

Ive to write a persuasive brief but the problem ive missed a number of classes so im a bit green in regards to this to say the least. When writing the brief do i refer to the parties in the case as the appelant and the defendant or give their names like Mr Brown etc?(i do realise this is probably a seriously stupid…

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Ive to write a persuasive brief but the problem ive missed a number of classes so im a bit green in regards to this to say the least. When writing the brief do i refer to the parties in the case as the appelant and the defendant or give their names like Mr Brown etc?(i do realise this is probably a seriously stupid question btw)
If anyone would have any other tips or anything in writing one of these briefs it would be extremely helpful, thanks in advance

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#2 23-11-2008 11:21pm

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Depends on how you introduce the parties. The normal way is to either put the names at the beginning and state their respective rolls in the brief or case or report.

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#3 23-11-2008 11:36pm

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So put their names at the introduction and then refer to them after as appelant etc?

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#4 23-11-2008 11:38pm

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Eh, if it's on appeal then Appellant/Applicant and Respondent. If its not then its Plaintiff and Defendant.

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#5 23-11-2008 11:43pm

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Ah ok thanks once again i apologise for my stupidity

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