Insurance Law and the Financial Ombudsman Service
4
THE FOS APPROACH TO EVIDENCE
REQUIREMENT TO PROVIDE INFORMATION
4.1
The FOS may require a party to provide information and documents within a specified, reasonable period, manner and form.1 Failure to comply without reasonable excuse can result in a court finding a party in contempt.2 However, in practice, such a failure is more likely to result in the FOS finding against the party who does not provide the information, and there are no reported cases which resulted in contempt.
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