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Presidential Guidance from the War Pensions and Armed Forces Compensation Chamber: note on taking evidence from abroad
Published 2022-07-20Last updated 2022-07-20
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Taking oral evidence via video or telephone link from Overseas States
This guidance is issued in the light of the Upper Tribunal decision in Agbabiaka (evidence from abroad; Nare guidance) [2021] UKUT 286 (IAC) concerning the procedure to be followed when a party to a case wishes to rely upon oral evidence given by video or telephone by a person (including the party themselves) who is in the territory of a Nation State other than the United Kingdom. This guidance is issued for the benefit of judges and parties in the War Pensions and Armed Forces Compensation Chamber.
Judge Fiona Monk
Chamber President
WPAFCC
July 2022
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- Interim Guidance from the Health, Education and Social Care Chamber: taking oral evidence from abroad2022-10-11
- HESC Presidential Guidance Note No1 of 2022: Taking oral evidence from abroad and representatives and observers appearing from abroad2022-10-11
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