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LINKS TO CASES ON THIS SITE: A BRIEF GUIDE

LINKS TO CASES ON THIS SITE: A BRIEF GUIDE

June 15, 2017 · by gexall · in Members Content, Useful links

It was only after an email exchange today that I realised some people do not realise that there are often links on this site to the cases that are being discussed.   LINKS AND HOW TO FIND THEM When a…

SETTING ASIDE DISCONTINUANCE AND DISAPPLYING QOCS: A HIGH COURT DECISION

SETTING ASIDE DISCONTINUANCE AND DISAPPLYING QOCS: A HIGH COURT DECISION

June 15, 2017 · by gexall · in Applications, Costs, Members Content, QOCS

In Shaw -v- Medtronic [2017] EWHC 1397 (QB) Mr Justice Lavender considered issues relating to the setting aside of notices of discontinuance and disapplying QOCS. He declined to set aside a notice of discontinuance or give permission to enforce costs…

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