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High Court grants non-party broad access to documents relied on at trial despite case having settled before judgment
In a recent decision, a High Court Master has taken a broad view of the documents that should be made available to a non-party where a case settled after …
Cross-Border Litigation - international perspectives
We are pleased to publish the second issue of our periodic publication "Cross-Border Litigation", designed to highlight legal and practical …
Working group proposes pilot of new rules for disclosure
A disclosure working group set up last year, chaired by Lady Justice Gloster, yesterday published its proposals for reforms to the rules governing …
High Court clarifies scope of CPR 31.22: use of a document only for the purpose of the proceedings in which it is disclosed
The High Court has recently considered what amounts to use of disclosed documents for a collateral purpose contrary to CPR 31.22: Grosvenor Chemicals Ltd …
Subject access request may be used to obtain information for purposes of litigation
The Court of Appeal has recently ordered an English law firm which acted for trusts governed by Bahamian law to comply with a subject access request …
High Court takes strict approach to when permission needed for collateral use of documents disclosed in proceedings
The High Court has recently considered the restrictions on collateral use of documents and witness statements disclosed in proceedings, and has provided …
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