Particulars of Claim

British  

plural noun

1. law (in England) the first reading made by the claimant in a county court action, showing the facts upon which he or she relies in support of a claim and the relief asked for

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Example Sentences

The particulars of claim, which the group says have been served on the defendants, relate to 17 former players and families understood to be aged between their late-30s and mid-70s, with seven now dead.

From BBC

The group alleges that despite that, the FA "failed to take action to reduce the risk to players to the lowest reasonable level", as stated in 'particulars of claim' in a High Court action, and seen by the BBC.

From BBC

Among allegations set out in the particulars of claim are:

From BBC

The Particulars of Claim detailed how the band had promoted a tour with a poster showing a plane in the style of easyJet's orange livery but substituting the airline's name with its own.

From BBC

"Turkell's claim was lodged in the South African High Court in 2013, but has been delayed by objections from MTN and amended particulars of claim by Turkcell as it sought to accommodate these objections," the company said in a statement.

From Reuters