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KERRY UNDERWOOD ON QOCS: A REVIEW

KERRY UNDERWOOD ON QOCS: A REVIEW

January 24, 2016 · by gexall · in Assessment of Costs, Book Review, Civil evidence, Members Content, QOCS, Uncategorized

A review of QOCS, Section 57 and Set off. Kerry Underwood. £25.00. Available online here Qualified one way costs shifting is here to stay.  It may be extended to other areas.  A detailed knowledge of the rules and regulations is…

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