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Record decisions, sessions and hearings

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Along a file, the execution judge issues decisions and holds sessions, and the firm may need a hearing in court. The file keeps all three.

Before you start

  • You need the User: Own Documents level or higher on Executions.
  • The file is In Progress: the three actions appear only then.

Record a decision

  1. Open the file and click Actions › Add Decision.
  2. Type the Number and the Subject of the decision; its date is today unless you change it. Write the decision in Description and attach the document in Attachments.
A court decision in the file, with its number and subject.A court decision in the file, with its number and subject.
A court decision in the file, with its number and subject.
  1. Click Save manually, then the file's name in the breadcrumb to go back to it.

Record a session

Actions › Add Session opens the same kind of form: a Session Number, a Subject, the date, the minutes in Description and the attachments. Save it and go back to the file.

The file counts its decisions and sessions; each button opens them.The file counts its decisions and sessions; each button opens them.
The file counts its decisions and sessions; each button opens them.

The Decisions and Sessions buttons at the top of the file count them and open them.

Schedule a hearing

Actions › Add Hearing opens a new hearing of the cases module, filled with the file, its case and its lawyers. Its Hearings button then appears on the file.

FAQ

Does the client hear about a new decision?

When Decision Emails is on in the execution settings and a template is chosen for it, the clients of the file who have an e-mail address receive one for each new decision.

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