“LITIGATION SHOULD BE CONDUCTED BY APPLICATIONS AND ORDERS”: “THESE EPISTOLARY COMMUNICATIONS WERE LESS THAN SATISFACTORY…”

There is one brief observation in this judgment which is of some importance in relation to the way that litigators communicate with the court.  Attempting to manage a case by correspondence is usually not satisfactory. "Court systems are not well equipped to receive, process or respond to correspond...

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