Can I ask the CC judge to not disclose confidential information?

[Miss_B]

I am looking to file N244 requesting adjournment, but the reasons behind is a confidential information that I am not allowed to disclose. Of course providing this info to the judge is possible but if it gets out it will be an issue. Is there a way to request and assure this information is kept from other party with more reassurance than just ''its up to the judge''.?

Thank you

[atticus]

Is this the case in your other thread, or is this something else?

Can you give a general indication of the nature of the confidential information?

[Miss_B]

Different case, but when they come, they come in bulk!

Umm, i don't even know how to do that... open criminal investigation where there isnt even a crime ref no

[atticus]

I think it unlikely that a judge will accept this. The other party is entitled to know the reasons for any decision the judge makes.

[Miss_B]

I think it unlikely that a judge will accept this. The other party is entitled to know the reasons for any decision the judge makes.

I think my 1st question should have been, how much do i need to disclose? Would just saying im involved in 2 open criminal investigations as a v/w, without having to give out details of those cases be accepted?

[atticus]

Why is that a reason to adjourn? That is what you will need to get across.

[Miss_B]

Maybe you atticus can help me out here, as I just received the aplicants witness statement. He amended his claim and what he has stated he is suing me now for doesn't seem like something you should be able to sue for. I just want to confirm if I'm just going crazy or he is.
I was in a fault accident in 2022. Didnt hear anything until for almost 2 years until I was served. Originally he was suing me for his vehicles loss in value due to the accident.
but now it appears he is suing me for what his insurance paid out for repairs & storage + excess. So his insurance paid to him for repairs and now he wants that money for me to pay to him??

Help! I'm questioning my sanity

[atticus]

Yes, that's right. In reality it is probably the insurance company suing in the other party's name, seeking to get their outlay back from you. Pass the claim to your insurer.

[Miss_B]

If it was the insurance, I would understand, but it isn't. It's the owner of the vehicle.