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SUCCESSFUL APPEAL OF A DECISION NOT TO PROVIDE COURT FEE REMISSION: GUIDANCE ON HOW TO APPEAL  REFUSAL TO GRANT REMISSION

SUCCESSFUL APPEAL OF A DECISION NOT TO PROVIDE COURT FEE REMISSION: GUIDANCE ON HOW TO APPEAL REFUSAL TO GRANT REMISSION

August 7, 2019 · by gexall · in Appeals, Costs, Court fees, Members Content

I am grateful to solicitor Anthony McCarthy for sending me brief details of a successful appeal against a decision refusing remission of court fees.   Anthony states that successful appeals are very rare. ANTHONY’S NOTE ON THE APPEAL Fee was £10k…

NOT GIVING SOURCES OF INFORMATION AND BELIEF WHEN A SOLICITOR FILES A WITNESS STATEMENT:  A PROBLEM BREAKING OUT ALL OVER

NOT GIVING SOURCES OF INFORMATION AND BELIEF WHEN A SOLICITOR FILES A WITNESS STATEMENT: A PROBLEM BREAKING OUT ALL OVER

August 7, 2019 · by gexall · in Appeals, Members Content, Summary judgment, Witness statements

 A post yesterday commented on the dangers of a solicitor (or indeed anyone) making a witness statement without giving the sources of their information and belief.  An identical issue arose in the judgment of Deputy Master Linwood in Islestarr Holdings…

AVOIDING NEGLIGENCE CLAIMS IN LITIGATION 7: SERVICE OF THE CLAIM FORM (1) - TIME (SIT UP AND PAY ATTENTION NOW NON-PI LAWYERS)

AVOIDING NEGLIGENCE CLAIMS IN LITIGATION 7: SERVICE OF THE CLAIM FORM (1) – TIME (SIT UP AND PAY ATTENTION NOW NON-PI LAWYERS)

August 7, 2019 · by gexall · in Avoiding negligence claims, Members Content, Service of the claim form

The previous post in this series have been primarily of interest to personal injury lawyers.  Matters relating to service of the claim form relate to virtually all litigators. Indeed the majority of disputed cases in relation to service appear to…

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