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Hi,
I have put in a C2 application to court to re-open a previous judgment based in a new fact i.e. a recording of mother clearly stating something very contradictory to an event that happened.
After I put in my C2 application to have a "specifics issue order" and the judge refused my application, just saying he is not going to deal with it.
1. What is the best way for a judge to actually hear this application as C2’s aren’t being heard.
2. Is the judge wrong to not allow this evidence / my C2 application and therefore can I appeal this specific issue i.e. just this point and not the other points as this application is separate as termed “specific issue order”
Thankfully, my other applications and contact is going forward, but to be honest, the specific issue has been a real thorn that mother keeps using, this way I can just silence her and favorable with the judge and clearing my name once and for all.
Hi,
When were you last in court?
Generally Judges would only accept applications if there has been some change in circumstances. Do you mind giving general reason why you made another application?
@bill337 I stated above, the reason why I wanted to do the C2 was to re-open a previous finding of fact based on new evidence which I am putting in.
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