Malcolm -Green v And So To Bed Ltd
The extension of time for service of the claim form was set aside because no good reasons were advanced for the delay, there were no exceptional circumstances to justify the extension, and the Defendant would lose a limitation defence if the extension stood. The claim was struck out as a consequence.
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- Parties
- Claimant: Jonathan Malcolm-Green; Defendant: And So To Bed Limited
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 16 December 2013
- Procedural Posture
- Civil / Ruling on Application to Set Aside Extension of Time and Strike Out Claim
- Outcome
- Application granted; extension of time set aside; claim struck out.
- Legal Topics
- Extension of Time for Service, Copyright Infringement, Limitation Period, Striking Out Claim
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Parties
Jonathan Malcolm-Green
Claimant
And So To Bed Limited
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil / Ruling on Application to Set Aside Extension of Time and Strike Out Claim
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the extension of time for service of the claim form should be set aside
- 2 Whether the claim should be struck out due to failure to serve within the prescribed period
- 3 Whether exceptional circumstances justify extension despite lack of good reason
Ratio Decidendi
The extension of time for service of the claim form was set aside because no good reasons were advanced for the delay, there were no exceptional circumstances to justify the extension, and the Defendant would lose a limitation defence if the extension stood. The claim was struck out as a consequence.
Court Disposition
Application granted; extension of time set aside; claim struck out.
Orders
- Paragraph 1 of the Order of District Judge Lambert dated 15 August 2013 set aside.
- Claim struck out.
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