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Alberta Rules of Court Adducing Evidence 158.5(1)(e)

Achtem v. Achtem QB 009302 4808, Medicine Hat was not a Summary Trial it was a Trail. Therefore Mrs Sails's Exhibit could have only informed Mr. Achtem 7 day before Trial of her intent. Her not informing the court of new documents covertly place was a Breach of sections 6(1), 6(2), 28(1), & 28(2) of the CEA

Saturday, July 26, 2008

Alberta Rules of Court Adducing Evidence

Rule 158.5(1); On a summary trial pursuant to this Division, the applicant and each other party may adduce evidence by any or all of the following:

(a) affidavit;
(b) an answer, or part of an answer, to written interrogatories;
(c) any part of the evidence taken on an examination for discovery of a party adverse in interest;
(d) any part of the evidence taken on an examination pursuant to Rule 266 or Rule 270;
(e) any documents properly produced in the action;
(f) an admission or admissions under Rule 230;
(g) with leave of a judge, oral evidence.
(2) The following Rules apply to evidence adduced at a summary trial under this Division:
(a) Rule 214(1) and (4);
(b) Rule 261;
(c) Rule 261.1;
(d) Rule 266;
(e) Rule 270.
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