Litigate at haste repent at leisure- Unreasonable conduct leads to costs CPR 27.14(2)

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Litigate at haste repent at leisure- Unreasonable conduct leads to costs CPR 27.14(2)

11th March 2017, 19:40:PM

A recent County Court ruling shows that the Court will order costs against a Claimant if their conduct is unreasonable in the course of litigation. The facts can be swiftly summarised as follows: Consumer goes into a shop to make a purchase, gets declined on a credit check, so goes to check the credit report […]

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