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TOPIC: Nullity Petition
#280
Nullity Petition 3 Months ago  
Hi I'm a first timer in the forum. Can anyone tell me where I can get hold of a precedent or standard form for an affidavit for special procedure directions on a nullity petition.

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Re:Nullity Petition 2 Months, 4 Weeks ago  
Is it here?


www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/HMCSCourtFin...ership%20Dissolution
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Re:Nullity Petition 2 Months, 4 Weeks ago  
No I can't see it there, only the gender recognition nullity affidavit!! Thanks for trying though
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Re:Nullity Petition 2 Months ago  
I have a precedent. if you let me have your fax number I can send it through
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Re:Nullity Petition 2 Months ago  
Actually scrap that - the one I have is also gender recognition.

I think you'll find that there is no special procedure for nullity and it will require attendance at court and oral evidence being given. I would pre-empt it in with a detailed affidavit as well which will hopefully mean for only limited oral evidence neeing to be given.
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