PROVING THINGS 123: THE PERSONAL INJURY CLAIMANT WHO COULD NOT SAY WHETHER OR NOT HE HAD BEEN INJURED

We looked at the case of Kavak v FMC – HHJ Pearce Manchester CC 24.04.18) in an earlier post, primarily in the context of re-allocation.  However that case provides a clear illustration of a failure to prove a basic element of a claim. In this case failing to prove that a claimant had suffered any i...

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