Brazil v Durant Intl. [2011] JLR_Note 19 (27 April 2011)
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Holding and result
The court reaffirmed that pleadings serve to define the issues in dispute between the parties.
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Brazil
ApplicantDurant International
Respondent03
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Posture
Civil / Interlocutory
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What is the purpose of pleadings in civil procedure?
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general civil procedure
The purpose of pleadings is to define the issues between the parties.
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The court reaffirmed that pleadings serve to define the issues in dispute between the parties.
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