1. Paragraph 23 of the statement of claim alleges the breaches by Pantell S.A. of sections 3, 47, 56 and 57.

2. Paragraph 8 of the council's statement of claim makes a similar assertion in relation to the article of 24 September.

3. The rest of the statement of claim does not make matters much clearer.

4. The court held on demurrer that the statement of claim disclosed no cause of action.

5. The statement of claim is strike out because it disclose no cause of action.

6. The statement of claim was stuck out because it disclosed no cause of action.

7. The major items of pleadings are: statement of claim defencedefence and counterclaim, and reply to defence.

8. The plaintiff then sends the defendant a statement of claim (which describes the harm he has suffered), and the latter sends the plaintiff a defence.

9. Potts J. dismissed the defendants' application to strike out the statement of claim as disclosing no reasonable cause of action.

10. The Clerk will provide a copy of your completed Statement of Claim and Notice form, which will show you the date and time of trial.

11. In basic law classes, the teacher taught us how to write an administrative statement of claim.

12. As a rule, the Claimant shall annex to its Statement of Claim all documents it deems relevant.

13. The facts and circumstances on which the Arbitration Defendants base their accusations are not evident from the Statement of Claim.

14. The plaintiff usually begins civil proceedings by asking the court to issue a document. This document is known variously as a summons,(/statement of claim.html) a writ or a statement of claim.

15. A week before the hearing, call the Clerk to ensure that the Defendant has received the Statement of Claim and Notice.

16. As for the details before and after the car exploded, the statement of claim with the security forces are slightly different.

17. Any person who knowingly and with intent to injure, defraud or deceive any insurer, files a statement of claim.

18. To file suit, obtain the appropriate form, called the Statement of Claim and Notice, from the Small Claims Court in your district.

19. The periods of time set by the arbitral tribunal for the communication of written statements (including the Statement of Claim and Statement of Defence) should not exceed forty-five days.