Notices to Admit
As a litigant it makes sense for you to prove your case as quickly and cost effectively as possible. By serving a notice to admit on another party, regarding those matters that are not genuinely in dispute, you may be able to obtain admissions that will allow you to contain legal costs. The notice to admit needs to be well drafted, served on the other side and if they do not dispute the facts therein within 14 days they will be taken to have made those admissions.
The Principal Solicitor at our law firm has helped many clients with drafting and responding to notices to admit. Let us help you serve a notice to admit upon the other side (or respond to such a notice) so that you can hopefully save money on legal costs.
Litigant is committed to preparing/responding to notices to admit with competence and trust whilst all the while remaining accessible to you as our client. With more than 10 years’ worth of experience helping litigants in Sydney with settling the scope of a notice to admit, serving it on the other side and obtaining appropriate admissions we should be able to help you prove your case.
Let us help you: -
- review the factual matters in your case
- determine which matters could be addressed by serving a notice to admit on your opponent
- serve a notice to admit on the other side
- try and obtain appropriate admissions
- place the other side at risk of having to pay indemnity costs for matters that are disputed and then later proved [see UCPR 42.8]
* This content does not purport to give legal advice. Readers must obtain their own legal advice, that applies to the particular circumstances of their case, before taking any action at all.