If you are at trial and haven’t paid the trial fee: Strike out is automatic

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If you are at trial and haven’t paid the trial fee: Strike out is automatic

23rd February 2019, 13:41:PM

a formal application for relief from sanctions needs to be made

IF YOU ARE AT TRIAL AND HAVEN’T PAID THE TRIAL FEE: STRIKE OUT IS AUTOMATIC: A FORMAL APPLICATION FOR RELIEF FROM SANCTIONS NEEDS TO BE MADE – Civil Litigation Brief

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In Hyslop -v- 38/41 CHG Residents Company Limited [2018] EWHC 3893 (QB) Mr Justice Freedman considered a case in which the fact that a claimant had not paid the trial fee only came to light at the trial itself. On appeal it was held that the striking out provision was automatic, the claimant should…

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