This Practice Note discusses giving evidence at trial under CPR 32. It also addresses giving evidence through an interpreter and remotely. Depending on the court in which your claim is proceeding, additional practices may apply, see: Court specific guidance below. You should also read this Practice Note in conjunction with: • Practice Notes: ◦ Evidence—status, use and admissibility of witness statements and proving other factual matters ◦ Witnesses—interviewing and preparing for trial [Archived] ◦ Preparing for trial ◦ Order of play and trial timetables ◦ Remote and hybrid hearings in civil proceedings ◦ Witness evidence—giving evidence remotely in civil proceedings [Archived] • Trials—overview The issue of vulnerable witnesses is covered in Practice Note: Planning, interviewing and assisting witnesses—Vulnerable witnesses. You should consider any additional provisions applicable to the specific track on which your claim is proceeding, for example, see Practice Notes: Small claims track—case management—Witness evidence, TCC—factual witness evidence and Trial witness statements in the Business and Property Courts under CPR PD 57AC. The importance