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I am attending a strike out application from the defendant that there is no reason for a claim of professional negligence.
From the Civil Procedure Rules it appears there needs to be a bundle.
I have written my Statement of Case, but am struggling with the skeleton argument.
A. Do I include important evidence in the bundle.
B. Do I include the law and precedents, and include list of authorities.
C. Do I include a draft order.
D. If I can include a draft order can I ask for a lump sum to put me in a position that my barrister thought she had put me in if the error had not occurred.
E. Request hearing/ADR for other matters of negligence to be sorted.
I am very worried that this is not what happens in an application for a strike out and would be grateful if I am heading down the right path.
Thanks
From the Civil Procedure Rules it appears there needs to be a bundle.
I have written my Statement of Case, but am struggling with the skeleton argument.
A. Do I include important evidence in the bundle.
B. Do I include the law and precedents, and include list of authorities.
C. Do I include a draft order.
D. If I can include a draft order can I ask for a lump sum to put me in a position that my barrister thought she had put me in if the error had not occurred.
E. Request hearing/ADR for other matters of negligence to be sorted.
I am very worried that this is not what happens in an application for a strike out and would be grateful if I am heading down the right path.
Thanks
