Assumption: "(Court Bundles) Page numbering works the same in every family case."
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What People Expect
People carry numbering from one type of case to another.
Court Reality
In most family proceedings other than financial remedy, for example child arrangements, the Bundles Guide (para 7.9) says bundles usually use section numbering (A1, A2, then B1, B2). Documents in each section go in date order, oldest first, and the index at the front has no page numbers.
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The Gap?
"(Court Bundles) Page numbering works the same in every family case."
Court Reality
In most family proceedings other than financial remedy, for example child arrangements, the Bundles Guide (para 7.9) says bundles usually use section numbering (A1, A2, then B1, B2). Documents in each section go in date order, oldest first, and the index at the front has no page numbers.
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