Kanokporn Natthachai v Simon Burrage & Anor

Kanokporn Natthachai v Simon Burrage & Anor

The claimant's evidence was not full, frank, and unequivocal regarding her financial circumstances; therefore, security for costs greater than £30,000 would not stifle her claim. £30,000 is less than the minimum security required, and the amount of security will be determined at the costs and case management conference after further evidence on the value of the claimant's house is considered.

Parties
Claimant: Kanokporn Nattachai; Defendant: Simon Burrage; Defendant: David Burrage
Jurisdiction
England and Wales
Judgment Date
17 March 2025
Procedural Posture
Application / Security for Costs
Outcome
security for costs granted
Legal Topics
Security for Costs, Inheritance Provision, Proprietary Estoppel, Grant of Administration

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Parties

Kanokporn Nattachai

Claimant

Simon Burrage

Defendant

David Burrage

Defendant

Procedural Posture

Application / Security for Costs

  1. 1 whether security for costs greater than £30,000 would stifle the claim
  2. 2 determination of the appropriate amount of security for costs

Ratio Decidendi

The claimant's evidence was not full, frank, and unequivocal regarding her financial circumstances; therefore, security for costs greater than £30,000 would not stifle her claim. £30,000 is less than the minimum security required, and the amount of security will be determined at the costs and case management conference after further evidence on the value of the claimant's house is considered.

Court Disposition

security for costs granted

Orders

  • Claimant to pay £30,000 as security for costs within a short period after judgment.
  • Further determination of the amount of security to be made at the costs and case management conference.