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So a few questions about this situation -
1. How should I request those missing documents? Is there any specific format? Does it need to be a separate request or should be part of my evidence filing affidavit?
2. The next stage is for me to submit evidence, so can I say that I cannot submit evidence till these documents are submitted by the OPs? Or file my evidence just the same but highlight these missing documents?
3. In their written statement and affidavit, they have mentioned some incorrect statements, do I need to refute every incorrect statement in their response in my evidence filing?
Apologies if these are basic questions but I have filed by myself and there isn't enough clarity about the process. This being a medical negligence case, our lawyer was not able to handle it properly and abandoned it mid-way. We had to file ourselves to avoid going over the two years deadline.