What is included in the purpose of statements of case?

• A. The Court's Decision
• B. Facts to Be Relied On and the Allegations
• C. The Damages Calculation
• D. The Witness List

Answer: (B)

The purpose of statements of case is to lay out the facts the party relies on and the allegations being made. They provide a clear picture of what is being claimed, the facts that support those claims, and the remedy sought. This helps the other side understand the case and prepare a response, and it also gives the court the issues it needs to decide. The court’s decision and the damages calculation aren’t part of the statements of case—instead, the court will determine the decision after a hearing, and damages (if any) are addressed as part of the remedies or in separate steps. A separate list of witnesses serves a different procedural role, not the factual basis of the claim.