A successful litigation outcome would be predominantly determined by evidences tendered in Court to prove a cause of action, whether in the form of contemporaneous documents or credible oral testimonies. The importance of having all evidences before a trial commences cannot be overstated. There are few methods of collecting evidences provided under the Rules of Court 2012, among others: discovery of documents, interrogatories, Anton Piller orders as well as pre-trial deposition of a witness.
This session will shed some light to attendees on what is the best method to be employed in each individual cases, and what are the underlying principles behind each method.

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