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Claim evidence pack

Assemble a claim issue statement, dated chronology, evidence index and supported calculation from the same fictional event.

by Jack Butler-Kettle · About 3 min readShare

How to use it

Replace the example with contemporaneous records. Preserve original files and show both supporting and contrary evidence; distinguish assumptions from observed facts.

Claim evidence pack

Replace the example with contemporaneous records. Preserve original files and show both supporting and contrary evidence; distinguish assumptions from observed facts.

Free blank template for your own project. The completed example is shown below. No email address required.

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Completed fictional example

Westhaven refurbishment · 14 October 2026 · Version 1.0

Issue and chronology

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Issue and chronology: completed fictional example
Date / timeEventEvidenceEffect / limitation
7 Oct 08:00–12:00Level 1 access restricted; four installers plannedD-07; AL-07; TS-0716 planned hours; 8 redeployed elsewhere
8 Oct 08:00–12:00Access restricted until 10:00, then reopenedD-08; AL-08; TS-0816 planned hours; 8 productive after reopening
14 OctClaim reviewed against logs and timesheetsReview CR-1432 claimed hours reduced to 16 supported idle hours

Evidence index

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Evidence index: completed fictional example
ReferenceRecord / authorOriginal file locationWhat it showsLimit / check
D-07Site diary, A. Reed, 7 Oct/project/evidence/D-07.pdfAccess closed 08:00–12:00; two people redeployedRead with signed timesheets
D-08Site diary, A. Reed, 8 Oct/project/evidence/D-08.pdfAccess reopened 10:00Contradicts four-hour stoppage for all staff
TS-07/08Approved labour allocations/project/evidence/TS-07-08.xlsxNamed hours by work areaCheck no duplicate recovery
AL-07/08Contractor access logs/project/evidence/AL-07-08.pdfAccess closure and reopening timesDoes not establish contractual liability

Supported labour calculation

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Supported labour calculation: completed fictional example
DayInitially claimed hoursRedeployed / productive hoursSupported idle hoursVerified cost / hour (£)Supported cost (£)Basis
7 Oct1688£30.00£240.004 people × 4 h; 2 people × 4 h redeployed
8 Oct1688£30.00£240.004 people × 4 h; 4 people × 2 h productive

All evidence references are fictional teaching exhibits. The example supports £480 of recorded idle labour cost; contractual entitlement and completion delay still require separate assessment.

Understanding your results

All evidence references are fictional teaching exhibits. The example supports £480 of recorded idle labour cost; contractual entitlement and completion delay still require separate assessment.

How it works

The workbook provides blank working records. Grey cells calculate from the entered inputs; yellow cells are for your information. The completed example stays on this page.

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