THE ORDER THE COURTS CAN MAKE WHEN A DEFENDANT HAS DIED AND THERE ARE NO EXECUTORS OR ADMINISTRATORS

February 3, 2019 · by · in Appeals, Civil Procedure, Fatal Accidents, Members Content

Another aspect of the judgment Currie v Thornley & Anor [2019] EWHC.  172 (Ch) relates to the order the courts can make when a defendant in a civil action  has died.

THE CASE One of two defendants in a civil action had died. The defendant had given evidence, but died shortly afterwards, before ...

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