PART 36: A NEAR MISS IS NOT ENOUGH
A recent case emphasises that a “near miss” with a Part 36 offer is not relevant to the court’s assessment of costs after a trial. There was, for a time, a developing jurisprudence around “near miss” offers and…
CHANGES TO PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE IN THE CORONERS COURTS
I have set out a summary of the changes to the Coroners Court Rules at http://fatalaccidentlaw.wordpress.com/2013/07/25/changes-to-coroners-rules-where-to-find-the-law-useful-links-and-a-summary/ That post also links through to all the relevant legislation and the new rules (which came into force la… Enjoying this post? Become a Civil…
RELIEF FROM SANCTIONS: A CASE IN WHICH RELIEF WAS GRANTED. WYCHE -v- CAREFORCE GROUP LTD
Every case in relation to relief from sanctions is being examined carefully after 1st April. The case of IAN ALAN WYCHE v CAREFORCE GROUP PLC (2013)QBD (Comm) 25/07/2013 is going to be of interest. The case is not yet fully reported…
