BILL OF PARTICULARS NEW YORK FAMILY TRIAL

A general function or purpose of a bill of particulars is to prevent injustice or do justice in the case when that cannot be accomplished without the aid of such a bill. It has also been stated that it is the function or purpose of a bill of particulars to define, clarify, particularize, and limit or circumscribe the issues in the case, to expedite the trial, and assist the court.

BILL OF PARTICULARS NEW YORK FAMILY TRIAL

It is the office or function, as well as the object or purpose, of a bill of particulars to amplify or limit a pleading, specify more minutely and particularly a claim or defense set up and pleaded in general terms, give information not contained in the pleading to the opposite party and the court as to the precise nature, character, scope, and extent of the cause of action or defense relied upon by the pleader, and apprise the opposite party of the case which s/he has to meet, to the end that the proof at the trial may be limited to the matters specified, and in order that surprise at, and needless preparation for, the trial may be avoided, and that the opposite party may be aided in framing his/her answering pleading and preparing for trial. 'Law on Legal and Court Processes: A Rule-by-Rule Exposition.' Published by Project Jurisprudence - Philippines. To cite this online book, please use the following:ĭela Peña.

Bill of particulars new york family