Viera v Kordas [2014] 1 JLR_Note 9 (11 December 2013)
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- Civil / Pleading Striking Out
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The court considered whether the pleading met the requirements and whether it should be struck out.
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Viera
ApplicantKordas
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Civil / Pleading Striking Out
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Whether the pleading should be struck out
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Jersey civil procedure
Court's power to strike out pleadings
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The court considered whether the pleading met the requirements and whether it should be struck out.
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