Evidence and Argument Clause Samples

The 'Evidence and Argument' clause defines the rules and standards for presenting and evaluating evidence and arguments in a legal or contractual context. It typically outlines what types of evidence are admissible, how arguments should be structured, and the procedures for submitting supporting documentation or testimony. For example, it may specify that only written records or certified documents can be used to support a claim, or that parties must present their arguments within a certain timeframe. The core function of this clause is to ensure fairness and clarity in dispute resolution by establishing clear guidelines for how evidence and arguments are handled, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential conflicts during proceedings.
Evidence and Argument. 12.3.1 Each parent will have reasonable opportunity, as circumstances permit, to provide evidence of the facts supporting their case, and to make submissions (argument) to the PC. Each parent will have reasonable opportunity, as circumstances permit, to hear the other’s evidence and submissions and respond to them. 12.3.2 The PC may, with the consent of both parents, rely as evidence on information or
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