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The detail is the matter
A consultation turns on a date, a name, a figure and an undertaking. Amaya keeps every one of them, in an attendance note written while you were listening to the client rather than typing.
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Attendance note
Varma v. Varma — partition
Transcript
- 08:02 R. Varma The notice went on 14 March. They never replied.
- 08:30 Adv. Menon Then limitation runs from the sale deed. Do you have the registered copy?
- 08:51 R. Varma Only a photocopy. My son has the papers — call him on phone masked.
Summary
Client instructs to proceed with the partition suit. Opposite party has not replied to the legal notice dated 14 March. Limitation runs from the date of the registered sale deed; certified copy to be obtained before filing.
Follow-ups
- Obtain certified copy of the sale deed S. Kapoor This week
- Draft plaint for partition Adv. Menon Before 30th
- Send the property tax receipts Client Friday (done)
What it captures
What Amaya listens for in a consultation
The things an attendance note exists to hold — recorded while they are said, not reconstructed afterwards from memory.
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01
Parties
Who is on which side
Client, opposite party, and anyone else named — kept straight across a long consultation where the same surname appears three times.
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02
Dates
Every date that was mentioned
Notice dates, deed dates, hearing dates, the date limitation runs from. Pulled out where a date is the whole question.
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03
Instructions
What the client actually instructed
Kept separate from the facts they described, because an instruction and an account of events are different things on the file.
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Undertakings
What was undertaken, and by when
Anything anybody committed to — yours, the client's, the other side's — with the deadline against it.
How it files it
Filed by matter, not by call
Three consultations on one matter belong together. Every recording is filed under the fields a practice searches by.
- 01Client name
- 02The matter, so a year of consultations sits in one place
- 03Matter category — partition, NI Act s.138, matrimonial, consumer, service
- 04Jurisdiction and court
- 05The advocate or firm on record
Who it’s for
Who this is for
Practices where what was said is the file.
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Advocates in chambers
An attendance note for every consultation, written as it happened, without a junior in the room taking it down.
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Small firms
Hand a matter to whoever is free. The notes are complete enough that they do not have to ring the client to ask what was agreed.
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In-house counsel
Instructions, undertakings and dates from the meetings you are pulled into — kept on the matter instead of in your inbox.
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