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=== 2. Suing a Person over 19 Years Old === | === 2. Suing a Person over 19 Years Old === | ||
Do not use titles such as Mr., Mrs. or Ms. Use full names, not initials (i.e., “Dr. D. Smith” should be “Doris Smith”). Claimants may sue more than one defendant if the claim against each defendant is related. Divide the “To” space in half and use one half for the name and address | Do not use titles such as Mr., Mrs. or Ms. Use full names, not initials (i.e., “Dr. D. Smith” should be “Doris Smith”). Claimants may sue more than one defendant if the claim against each defendant is related. Divide the “To” space in half and use one half for the name and address of each defendant; alternatively, the notice of claim [https://justice.gov.bc.ca/FilingAssistant/ filing assistant] makes it convenient to add multiple defendants. | ||
=== 3. Suing a Society === | === 3. Suing a Society === | ||
