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... judgment . Defendants who do not have a king - hit in their armoury are not welcome . Background Summary judgment for defendants was introduced into the High Court Rules as from 9 November 1998 ( High Court Amendment Rules 1998 ) , and ...
... judgment . Defendants who do not have a king - hit in their armoury are not welcome . Background Summary judgment for defendants was introduced into the High Court Rules as from 9 November 1998 ( High Court Amendment Rules 1998 ) , and ...
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... judgment . On appeal , the Court held that sum- mary judgment should not have been granted , noting in particular that the Master had not had the benefit of the Kembla decision . The Court began by noting that a summary judgment ...
... judgment . On appeal , the Court held that sum- mary judgment should not have been granted , noting in particular that the Master had not had the benefit of the Kembla decision . The Court began by noting that a summary judgment ...
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... judgment to be granted . - In most cases , however , the defen- dant will either have to apply to strike out the claim , or be content to allow the matter to go to trial . The middle path where some evidence is needed , but the ...
... judgment to be granted . - In most cases , however , the defen- dant will either have to apply to strike out the claim , or be content to allow the matter to go to trial . The middle path where some evidence is needed , but the ...
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