Law Notes Litigation - Civil Procedure Notes
These notes aim to set out the relevant legal principles, and material facts from cases in order to demonstrate how those legal principles have been applied. Because of how heavily statute-focused this topic is, in some places I've extracted the relevant statute in the text or in a 'comment'.
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1 | Prelim discovery 1a For Preliminary discovery of identity or whereabouts of D under r 5.2
Further examination of the two requirements to getting discovery:
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1b for preliminary discovery to ascertain whether cause of action: r 5.3 Note: The more reasonable inquiries that you make, the more you may have sufficient information, so the harder it may be to show that you have not been able to obtain sufficient information. (Legg)
Further examination of the three requirements to getting r5.3 discovery:
Issue of costs: in Ngage:
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These notes aim to set out the relevant legal principles, and material facts from cases in order to demonstrate how those legal principles have been applied. Because of how heavily statute-focused this topic is, in some places I've extracted the relevant statute in the text or in a 'comment'.
At the beginning of each document on each topic, there is a table of contents (hyperlinked so you can navigate easily through the document), and also 'checklists', which you can use during revisions or ex...
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