DEFENDANT’S CONDUCT LEADS TO NO ORDER FOR COSTS ON CLAIMANT’S DISCONTINUANCE: A DEED NOT SENT IN TIME

In  Hewson v Wells & Ors [2020] EWHC 2722 (Ch) Master Clark varied the usual rule and made no order for costs following the claimant's discontinuance.

  "In my judgment, the change in circumstances was brought about by unreasonable behaviour by the defendants. The defendants' solicitors di...

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