PLEADINGS SHOULD CONTAIN FACTS NOT ARGUMENT OR RHETORIC

There have been a surprising number of occasions recently where judges have had to draw attention to the basic principles of pleadings. Pleading are for facts, nor argument or "rhetoric".  Another example can be seen in the judgment of Sir William Blackburne  in Fielden -v- Christie-Miller [2015] EW...

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