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Alhamrani v Alhamrani [2008] JLR_Note 45 (03 November 2008)

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The court considered the application to strike out pleadings under civil procedure rules.

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Alhamrani

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Alhamrani

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  1. Posture

    Civil / Application to Strike Out Pleadings

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Whether pleadings should be struck out

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    civil procedure rules

    The court has the power to strike out pleadings that disclose no reasonable cause of action or are otherwise an abuse of process.

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The court considered the application to strike out pleadings under civil procedure rules.

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