Legal Definition and Related Resources of Statement of particulars
Meaning of Statement of particulars
In English practice, when the plaintiff claims a debt or liquidated demand, but has not indorsed the writ specially (i. e., indorsed on it the particulars of his claim under Order iii. r. 6), and the defendant fails to appear, the plaintiff may file a statement of the particulars of his claim, and after eight days enter judgment for the amount, as if the writ had been specially indorsed. Rules of Court xiii. 5.
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Definition of Statement Of Particulars in the Free Online Notary Dictionary
Wording In A Notarial Certificate That Describes What The Notary Has Certified.
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