1900 Trust v Nurnberg [2000] JLR 62 (23 February 2000)

1900 Trust v Nurnberg [2000] JLR 62 (23 February 2000)

Immaterial pleadings causing unnecessary expense, trouble, and delay may be struck out, but parties must not too readily claim embarrassment and should seek expert advice for complex matters.

Citation
[2000] JLR 62
Parties
Applicant: 1900 Trust; Respondent: Nurnberg
Jurisdiction
Jersey
Judgment Date
23 February 2000
Procedural Posture
Civil / Interlocutory
Outcome
pleading may be struck out if it causes unnecessary expense, trouble, or delay
Legal Topics
Pleading, Striking Out, Prejudice, Embarrassment, Delay
Civil Procedure Pleading Striking Out Prejudice Embarrassment Delay

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Parties

1900 Trust

Applicant

Nurnberg

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Civil / Interlocutory

Legal Issues

  1. 1 Whether a pleading should be struck out for causing prejudice, embarrassment, or delay

Ratio Decidendi

Immaterial pleadings causing unnecessary expense, trouble, and delay may be struck out, but parties must not too readily claim embarrassment and should seek expert advice for complex matters.

Court Disposition

pleading may be struck out if it causes unnecessary expense, trouble, or delay