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Page 131
... application for review if the grounds of the claim are trivial or the application is made for reasons of delay or for any other improper purpose . HIGH COURT RULES 1. An application for review shall be by statement of claim and notice ...
... application for review if the grounds of the claim are trivial or the application is made for reasons of delay or for any other improper purpose . HIGH COURT RULES 1. An application for review shall be by statement of claim and notice ...
Page 331
... application , or in a striking out application . It is permissible to raise limitation issues in a striking out application ( see Ronex Properties Ltd v John Laing Construction Ltd [ 1982 ] 3 All ER 961 ) , and that would be no ...
... application , or in a striking out application . It is permissible to raise limitation issues in a striking out application ( see Ronex Properties Ltd v John Laing Construction Ltd [ 1982 ] 3 All ER 961 ) , and that would be no ...
Page 371
... application The Arbitration Act and its Schedules are silent on the proper procedure to be adopted in instituting an application for leave to appeal . A number of differ- ent procedures have been utilised . In some cases the originating ...
... application The Arbitration Act and its Schedules are silent on the proper procedure to be adopted in instituting an application for leave to appeal . A number of differ- ent procedures have been utilised . In some cases the originating ...
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