Assumption: "(Court Bundles) If the other side won't agree the bundle, I'll email the court and it will sort it out."
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What People Expect
People expect the court to referee by email.
Court Reality
The Bundles Guide (para 10.5) says a dispute about what goes in the bundle, who prepares it or how it is provided usually has to be dealt with at a hearing or by a formal application. The court may not be able to resolve it by correspondence. Do not wait until the day of the hearing to raise it.
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The Gap?
"(Court Bundles) If the other side won't agree the bundle, I'll email the court and it will sort it out."
Court Reality
The Bundles Guide (para 10.5) says a dispute about what goes in the bundle, who prepares it or how it is provided usually has to be dealt with at a hearing or by a formal application. The court may not be able to resolve it by correspondence. Do not wait until the day of the hearing to raise it.
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