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IF YOU ARE AT TRIAL AND HAVEN'T PAID THE TRIAL FEE: STRIKE OUT IS AUTOMATIC: A FORMAL APPLICATION FOR RELIEF FROM SANCTIONS NEEDS TO BE MADE

IF YOU ARE AT TRIAL AND HAVEN’T PAID THE TRIAL FEE: STRIKE OUT IS AUTOMATIC: A FORMAL APPLICATION FOR RELIEF FROM SANCTIONS NEEDS TO BE MADE

February 22, 2019 · by gexall · in Appeals, Applications, Members Content, Relief from sanctions

In Hyslop -v- 38/41 CHG Residents Company Limited [2018] EWHC 3893 (QB)    Mr Justice Freedman considered a case in which the fact that a claimant had not paid the trial fee only came to light at the trial itself. …

STRIKING OUT AND SUMMARY JUDGMENT: ANOTHER  CASE TO "CUT OUT AND KEEP": ALS0 - THE EVIDENCE STOPS ONCE THE APPLICATION HAS BEEN HEARD

STRIKING OUT AND SUMMARY JUDGMENT: ANOTHER CASE TO “CUT OUT AND KEEP”: ALS0 – THE EVIDENCE STOPS ONCE THE APPLICATION HAS BEEN HEARD

February 22, 2019 · by gexall · in Applications, Civil Procedure, Members Content, Striking out, Summary judgment

Some judgments extrapolate and summarise legal principles so succinctly that they can be regarded as “cut out and keep” guides to an area of law or practice.   The judgment of Master Shuman in  Capita Pension Trustees Ltd & Anor v Sedgwick…

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