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ADVOCACY THE JUDGE'S VIEW SERIES 3: PART 8: BREVITY

ADVOCACY THE JUDGE’S VIEW SERIES 3: PART 8: BREVITY

December 12, 2018 · by gexall · in Advocacy, Members Content, Written advocacy

In this post I am encouraging you to read the  speech of Lady Justice Rafferty to the Criminal Law Review Conference earlier this month.  Much of the speech concerns issues in criminal law. However one passage is, in essence, about…

CASES MUST BE DECIDED ON EVIDENCE RATHER THAN PREJUDICE: JUDGE TELLING COUNSEL TO "GET A LIFE" MAY INDICATE PREJUDGMENT

CASES MUST BE DECIDED ON EVIDENCE RATHER THAN PREJUDICE: JUDGE TELLING COUNSEL TO “GET A LIFE” MAY INDICATE PREJUDGMENT

December 12, 2018 · by gexall · in Appeals, Applications, Members Content, Statements of Case

In Vassilliou -v- The NFU Mutual Insurance Society Limited (Central London County Court 9th July 2018) Mr Recorder Cohen Q.C. allowed an appeal by a claimant.  He held that issues of mitigation of loss can only relate to matters that…

NON-SERVICE OF THE CLAIM FORM: MORE CLAIMANTS DICING WITH PROCEDURAL DEATH (AND LOSING): JUDGE REFUSES TO PUSH THE ENVELOPE

NON-SERVICE OF THE CLAIM FORM: MORE CLAIMANTS DICING WITH PROCEDURAL DEATH (AND LOSING): JUDGE REFUSES TO PUSH THE ENVELOPE

December 12, 2018 · by gexall · in Applications, Members Content, Service of the claim form, Serving documents

I am grateful to David Turner QC for sending me a copy of the judgment in  HHJ Klein (sitting as a High Court judge) in Capital Alternatives Sales and Marketing Ltd v Nabas & Ors [2018] EWHC 3345 (Comm). This is…

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