HIGH COURT REFUSES RELIEF FROM SANCTIONS WHEN SKELETON ARGUMENT WAS SERVED LATE: BREACHES OF EVEN A DAY OR TWO SHOULD NOT BE REGARDED WITH EQUANIMITY

If a skeleton argument is served late then relief from sanctions is required.  The case we are looking at here makes it clear that it is prudent to make a formal application rather than assume relief will be granted "on the nod", or that the court is presented with a fait accompli.  

(In litigatio...

Enjoying this post?

Become a Civil Litigation Brief member to read full articles and access all premium content.

Become a member

Already a member? Log in below