WHEN A SOLICITOR FORGETS TO SIGN AN IMPORTANT PART OF AN APPEAL DOCUMENT: CAN CPR 3.10 SAVE THE DAY? A TRICKY POINT TO WATCH IN FORM N161
CPR 3.10 is a rule often asked to so some “heavy lifting” by applicants who have not complied with the rules or court orders. Sometimes it is not capable of handling the load, particularly in relation to issues surrounding service…
CAN THE COURT ORDER A PARTY TO DISCLOSE A DOCUMENT MENTIONED IN A WITNESS STATEMENT – WHEN THAT PARTY HAS NO RIGHT TO THE DOCUMENT ITSELF?
The rules state that a party can seek disclosure of a document mentioned (among other things) in a witness statement. This is the provision considered by the court in this case. The difficulty here was that the witness in question…
THE INSURER PAID THE COMPANY BECAUSE YOU WERE CLAIMING AGAINST IT BUT DOES THE COMPANY HAVE TO PAY YOU? COURT OF APPEAL DECISION CONSIDERED
One of the fundamental rules of litigation is to take care that the person you are suing actually has the money to pay damages (and costs). Often damages are covered by an insurer, however there can be problems if there…
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