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CHANGES TO PRACTICE DIRECTIONS GOVERNING APPEALS TO THE SUPREME COURT

November 12, 2013 · by gexall · in Appeals, Civil Procedure

Appealing to the Supreme Court is likely to an extremely rare event for most practitioners. The Supreme Court has its own specific rules. “The Supreme Court has its own Directions which replace the Civil, Criminal and Taxation Practice directions and…

WHAT CAN YOU DO IF THE PROPOSED DEFENDANT IS DEAD AND THERE IS NO GRANT OF PROBATE OR ADMINISTRATION?

November 12, 2013 · by gexall · in Applications, Civil Procedure

A recent post looked at the problems of issuing proceedings before letters of administration are taken out. Here we consider the problems when a proposed defendant has died and there are no executors or administrators.  THE PROBLEM  Probate is not…

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