Nationwide Building Society v Ramsey [2024] EW Misc 21 (CC) (04 July 2024)

Miss Ramsey's application for further directions on disclosure is ill-conceived and without merit; Nationwide has complied with CPR 31 and court orders, and there is no evidence of bad faith or inadequate disclosure. Usual costs order applies.

Citation: [2024] EW Misc 21 (CC)
Parties: Claimant/part 20 Defendant: Nationwide Building Society; Defendant/part 20 Claimant: Miss Siobhan Frances Ramsey
Jurisdiction: England and Wales
Judgment Date: 04 July 2024
Procedural Posture: Multi Track Civil Litigation (county Court) / Interlocutory Application (disclosure)
Outcome: Application dismissed
Legal Topics: Disclosure of Documents, Equal Treatment of Litigants, Costs, Regulated Mortgage Contract, UK GDPR Compliance

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Parties

Nationwide Building Society

Claimant/part 20 Defendant

Miss Siobhan Frances Ramsey

Defendant/part 20 Claimant

Procedural Posture

Multi Track Civil Litigation (county Court) / Interlocutory Application (disclosure)

Legal Issues

1 Whether Nationwide's disclosure via form N265 complies with CPR 31
2 Adequacy of search for relevant documents
3 Justification for redaction of sensitive/personal information

Ratio Decidendi

Court Disposition

Application dismissed

Orders

Miss Ramsey to pay Nationwide's costs of and associated with her application, payable at conclusion of case