Drs writing transcript

some1gr8 · 2019-09-27 20:37:57

Hi folks, I have one document relatimg lto myself written by a dr. Its v important for my legal case. I csn read some part of it but moet of it, v hard to make sense. Any idea how to get it transcript which is acceptable in court..

27-09-2019 08:37PM

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some1gr8

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Hi folks,
I have one document relatimg lto myself written by a dr. Its v important for my legal case. I csn read some part of it but moet of it, v hard to make sense. Any idea how to get it transcript which is acceptable in court..

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#2 27-09-2019 08:55PM

patsypantaloni

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I think the only option is to call the doctor who wrote it as a witness to give evidence in court about what it says

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#3 27-09-2019 10:56PM

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If the doctor is not available a chemist who was used to reading the doctor's prescriptions may be able to help

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#4 27-09-2019 11:35PM

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If it is important for a court case, get the doctor to type up a proper report.

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#5 28-09-2019 01:20PM

NUTLEY BOY

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Once you get an intelligible form of the statement your lawyers can ask the other side to agree the contents of the report.
This dispenses with the need to call the doctor to give evidence.

However, if the other side are disputing the substance of the doctor's report he will have to be called as a witness.

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