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THE KIMATHI DECISION 5: REVIEW OF SECTION 33 PRINCIPLES: WHY LIMITATION WASN'T HEARD FIRST

THE KIMATHI DECISION 5: REVIEW OF SECTION 33 PRINCIPLES: WHY LIMITATION WASN’T HEARD FIRST

August 16, 2018 · by gexall · in Civil evidence, Civil Procedure, Limitation, Members Content

This is the fifth in the series that looks at the decision of Mr Justice Stewart in Kimathi & Ors v The Foreign And Commonwealth Office [2018] EWHC 2066 (QB).  The judgment contains a useful review and survey of Section 33 and…

A MONTREAL CONVENTION CLAIM DOES NOT FALL WITHIN THE PORTAL: FIXED COSTS DO NOT APPLY

A MONTREAL CONVENTION CLAIM DOES NOT FALL WITHIN THE PORTAL: FIXED COSTS DO NOT APPLY

August 16, 2018 · by gexall · in Costs, Fixed Costs, Members Content, Summary assessment,

I am grateful to  Peter Bland from Scott Rees, solicitors,  for sending me a copy of the decision in Mead -v- British Airways Plc*.  Mead v BA template – Final 15 August 2018 (1)This considers the issue of whether a…

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