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MAZUR MATTERS 53: JUDGE REFUSES TO GRANT A SPECIFIC OR GENERAL EXEMPTION TO AN EXPERIENCED LEGAL EXECUTIVE

MAZUR MATTERS 53: JUDGE REFUSES TO GRANT A SPECIFIC OR GENERAL EXEMPTION TO AN EXPERIENCED LEGAL EXECUTIVE

March 3, 2026 · by gexall · in Appeals, Civil evidence, Civil Procedure, Conduct, Members Content

One of the issues that has followed the Mazur decision arises from the fact that the statute gives the court a power to grant an exemption.  Here the judge considered whether the power to grant an exemption should be granted…

SERVICE POINTS 29: WOULD THE COURT STRIKE OUT THE ACTION WHEN THE CLAIMANT FAILED TO COMPLY WITH A r. 7.7 NOTICE?

SERVICE POINTS 29: WOULD THE COURT STRIKE OUT THE ACTION WHEN THE CLAIMANT FAILED TO COMPLY WITH A r. 7.7 NOTICE?

March 3, 2026 · by gexall · in Applications, Avoiding negligence claims, Civil Procedure, Extensions of time, Members Content, Service of the claim form, Statements of Case

It is unusual to see cases about the operation of CPR 7.7.  This rule allows a defendant to serve a notice requiring that a claim form be served.  In this case the claimant did not comply and the defendant applied…

A PART 36 OFFER CANNOT BE OUTSIDE THE SCOPE OF THE PLEADINGS: NOR CAN THE OFFEROR  ARGUE THAT IT WAS NOT, IN FACT, A PART 36 OFFER AT ALL

A PART 36 OFFER CANNOT BE OUTSIDE THE SCOPE OF THE PLEADINGS: NOR CAN THE OFFEROR ARGUE THAT IT WAS NOT, IN FACT, A PART 36 OFFER AT ALL

March 3, 2026 · by gexall · in Applications, Civil Procedure, Members Content, Part 36

Here we have a case where the defendant argued that a second action against it by a claimant was an abuse of process because an earlier action had settled by way of the claimant accepting a Part 36 offer. The…

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