Davey (nee Tredant) v. Tredant [2015] 2 JLR_Note 8 (04 September 2015)
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The decision concerns the necessity of convening the correct parties in civil proceedings.
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Davey (nee Tredant)
ApplicantTredant
Respondent03
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Civil
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Whether the correct parties have been convened in the proceedings
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Jersey civil procedure
Proper parties must be convened in civil proceedings.
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The decision concerns the necessity of convening the correct parties in civil proceedings.
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