SKELETON ARGUMENTS TOO LONG: YOU CAN’T RELY ON THEM: DO THEM AGAIN, AND YOU WON’T GET PAID FOR THEM

There is a short procedural note in the judgment of Mrs Justice Cockerill in Al-Aggad v Al-Aggad & Ors [2024] EWHC 673 (Comm) in relation to skeleton arguments.  Both sides had exceeded the maximum length of time for skeleton arguments. Further insufficient notice was given of the length of pre-...

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