IB v CB

IB v CB

Privilege in financial adviser reports was not waived by submission to the judge for approval of settlement; paragraph 6(c) of Master Leslie's order did not require service of those reports unless relied upon; amendments to the consent order regarding repayment period, retention of documents, and provision for medical examination were appropriate with modifications.

Parties
Claimant: IB; Defendant: CB
Jurisdiction
England and Wales
Judgment Date
08 November 2010
Procedural Posture
Personal Injury / Approval of Settlement/consent Order
Outcome
Settlement approved; defendant's application for disclosure of reports refused; amendments to consent order approved with modifications.
Legal Topics
Privilege of Expert Reports, Approval of Settlement, Periodical Payments, Interpretation of Procedural Orders

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Parties

IB

Claimant

CB

Defendant

Procedural Posture

Personal Injury / Approval of Settlement/consent Order

  1. 1 Whether privilege in financial adviser reports was waived by submission to the judge
  2. 2 Whether paragraph 6(c) of Master Leslie's order required service of financial adviser reports
  3. 3 Appropriateness of proposed amendments to consent order

Ratio Decidendi

Privilege in financial adviser reports was not waived by submission to the judge for approval of settlement; paragraph 6(c) of Master Leslie's order did not require service of those reports unless relied upon; amendments to the consent order regarding repayment period, retention of documents, and provision for medical examination were appropriate with modifications.

Court Disposition

Settlement approved; defendant's application for disclosure of reports refused; amendments to consent order approved with modifications.

Orders

  • Consent order to include repayment clause with six-month period and interest thereafter.
  • Court to retain specified documents on file.