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PART 36: ACCEPTANCE, WITHDRAWAL AND PROTECTED PARTIES: HIGH COURT DECISION

PART 36: ACCEPTANCE, WITHDRAWAL AND PROTECTED PARTIES: HIGH COURT DECISION

April 21, 2021 · by gexall · in Civil Procedure, Members Content, Part 36

In  Wormald v Ahmed [2021] EWHC 973 (QB) Ms Clare Ambrose (sitting as a Deputy High Court Judge) considered the difficult issue of whether a protected party can accept a Part 36 offer and its interaction with the need for…

BOOK REVIEW: CORONERS' INVESTIGATIONS AND INQUESTS:  SOMETHING WORTH BUYING

BOOK REVIEW: CORONERS’ INVESTIGATIONS AND INQUESTS: SOMETHING WORTH BUYING

April 21, 2021 · by gexall · in Book Review, Fatal Accidents, Members Content

Representing a party at an inquest is always a difficult and sensitive task.  In addition to dealing with the grief, and sometimes remorse, involved there are myriad of legal and technical rules to be navigated.  That is why this new…

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