Paribas Trust Corporation UK Limited v Uro Property Holdings S.A
Permission to amend is refused for the estoppel and breach of contract claims because they are late/very late, would cause significant prejudice, lack a good explanation for delay, and have no real prospects of success. Permission is granted only for the construction argument, which is late but causes no prejudice and is arguable.
- Parties
- Claimant: BNP Paribas Trust Corporation UK Limited; Defendant: Uro Property Holdings, S.A.
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 16 October 2024
- Procedural Posture
- Commercial Contractual Dispute / Pre Trial Review (ptr) – Application to Amend Pleadings
- Outcome
- Application to amend allowed in part; refused in part.
- Legal Topics
- Amendment of Pleadings, Estoppel, Breach of Contract, Limitation of Actions, Trial Management
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Parties
BNP Paribas Trust Corporation UK Limited
Claimant
Uro Property Holdings, S.A.
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Commercial Contractual Dispute / Pre Trial Review (ptr) – Application to Amend Pleadings
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether to grant permission for late/very late amendments to pleadings including estoppel, breach of contract, and construction arguments
- 2 Whether the proposed amendments would cause prejudice or loss of trial date
- 3 Whether the amendments have real prospects of success
Ratio Decidendi
Permission to amend is refused for the estoppel and breach of contract claims because they are late/very late, would cause significant prejudice, lack a good explanation for delay, and have no real prospects of success. Permission is granted only for the construction argument, which is late but causes no prejudice and is arguable.
Court Disposition
Application to amend allowed in part; refused in part.
Orders
- Permission to amend granted only for the construction argument.
- Permission to amend refused for estoppel and breach of contract claims.
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