01Are these the court's words?
Check this citation: LAT e3K-3-196-313/2022, para. 40, on proving the employee's fault.Voice:Party's argument: claimantCited para. 40, the text is in para. 39
It is a party's argument, not the court's interpretation.
The court only recounts this argument, so it cannot be cited as the court's position.
The source the answer rests on
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The labels are preliminary: rules set them from the phrase (“Ieškovas teigia”) and the ruling's structure. On the labour set (88 paragraphs from 18 rulings) the court-voice label was right in 100% (26 September 2026). An AI reviewed it; lawyers have not confirmed it yet.
What Avokata checked
- 01Found the quote in paragraph 39, not 40.
- 02Found whose words they are: the claimant's argument.
- 03Warned not to cite it as the court's position.
Technical details
Tool verify_citation · 271 ms · recorded on 19 October 2026