Perczynski v Perczynski [2005] JLR_Note 24 (16 June 2005)
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Holding and result
Fraud allegations require specific and detailed pleading to meet procedural standards.
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Civil / Interlocutory
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Whether the pleading of fraud was sufficient under civil procedure rules
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Jersey civil procedure
Fraud must be pleaded with particularity in civil proceedings.
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Fraud allegations require specific and detailed pleading to meet procedural standards.
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