The County Court Business Centre mucked up

[MIKE770]

no? not come across

, HM Court and Tribunal Services are not liable, as they often have the benefit of ‘judicial immunity’.

[MIKE770]

"red herring" comes to mind in a lot of this type enquiries may be wrong?

[AshDunn]

no? not come across

, HM Court and Tribunal Services are not liable, as they often have the benefit of ‘judicial immunity’.

So is Bristol Civil Justice Centre considered judicially immune from claims?

[AshDunn]

????

[R0b]

Judges are immune, His Majesty's Courts and Tribunals are not. Typically, if you sue a court, their stance is to stand neutral and allow the judge to come to a decision. What I mean by that is they don't normally file a defence or oppose the claim/application.

There is also a general rule that a county court would not be liable to pay costs but where they have been negligent it's possible courts would allow some form of costs order if you can persuade the judge to make one.

[Manxman]

Judges are immune, His Majesty's Courts and Tribunals are not. Typically, if you sue a court, their stance is to stand neutral and allow the judge to come to a decision. What I mean by that is they don't normally file a defence or oppose the claim/application.

There is also a general rule that a county court would not be liable to pay costs but where they have been negligent it's possible courts would allow some form of costs order if you can persuade the judge to make one.

You might be wasting your time. I think AshDunn might have posted on the wrong thread hence their posts #18 and #19.

Having said that they've created two rather odd threads: a Premier Inn one previously and a current strange one about a faulty product claim and a settlement agreement........