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Civil procedure [2008] JCA 149

Mubarak v Mubarik

Mubarak v Mubarik [2008] JCA 149 (10 September 2008)

Interlocutory civil appeal on whether a respondent’s notice could be filed out of time and whether service complied with Jersey appeal rules.

  • Timetabling
  • Service of documents
  • Leave to file out of time
  • Civil-procedure
  • Service-of-documents
  • Leave-to-appeal-out-of-time
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Civil procedure

Harman v Higgins

Harman v Higgins [1999] JLR_Note 5a (14 January 1999)

Interlocutory Jersey note on substituted service, stating the court should consider whether the proposed method is likely to bring proceedings to the respondent’s attention.

  • Service of documents
  • Substituted service
  • Civil-procedure
  • Service-of-documents
  • Substituted-service
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Civil procedure

Pinson v Pinson

Pinson v Pinson [1995] JLR_Note 6b (18 May 1995)

Interlocutory Jersey decision on service of documents after a change of advocate. The court held service must follow the procedural rules governing that change.

  • Service of documents
  • Change of advocate
  • Civil-procedure
  • Service-of-documents
  • Change-of-advocate
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Civil procedure

In re Barker v

In re Barker v [1987] JLR_Note 6a (26 January 1987)

The court considered whether time for service of a representation could be abridged and granted the application, ordering the service period shortened.

  • Service of documents
  • Abridgement of time
  • Civil-procedure
  • Service-of-documents
  • Time-abridgement
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