WHEN THE JUDGE IS ENTITLED NOT TO DECIDE ON THE EVIDENCE: PLUS THE IMPORTANT ISSUE OF CONDUCT AND COSTS

The Court of Appeal decision today in Constandas v Lysandrou & Ors [2018] EWCA Civ 613 illustrates two distinct issues:

The position when a judge is unable to make a finding on the evidence.

What conduct can lead to a successful party being disallowed costs.

THE CASE The claimant brought ...

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