Brown v Barclays Bank PLC [2002] JLR_Note 1 (04 December 2001)
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The court considered whether to allow a late amendment to the pleadings.
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Brown
ApplicantBarclays Bank PLC
Respondent03
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Civil / Pleading Amendment
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Whether a late amendment to pleadings should be permitted
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common law
Late amendments to pleadings may be permitted at the court's discretion
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The court considered whether to allow a late amendment to the pleadings.
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