Legal Question in Business Law in Illinois
Evidence in civil case?
In civil court (chancery) does all the evidence from Plaintiff have to be included or at least mentioned specifically, in the original complaint? or can the Plaintiff introduce new, surprise evidence in court?
Asked on 1/14/08, 3:36 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
John Steele
Steele Law Firm
Re: Evidence in civil case?
Evidence does not have to be mentioned in the complaint. But you have to normally give away your 'surprise' evidence due to rules about disclosure, and complete responses to discovery.
Answered on 1/15/08, 1:13 am
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