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Civil procedure

Voisin Executors Ltd. v. Kelleher

Voisin Executors Ltd. v. Kelleher [2016] 1 JLR_Note 16 (29 February 2016)

Interlocutory civil procedure note on whether an amendment to pleadings should be allowed, reflecting the court’s discretion in Jersey procedure.

  • Pleading
  • Amendment
  • Civil-procedure
  • Pleading-amendment
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Civil procedure

Crociani v. Crociani

Crociani v. Crociani [2015] 2 JLR_Note 4 (27 August 2015)

A Jersey civil procedure note addressing the principles governing whether amendment to pleadings should be permitted in interlocutory proceedings.

  • Pleading
  • Amendment
  • Civil-procedure
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Civil procedure

Brown v Barclays Bank PLC

Brown v Barclays Bank PLC [2002] JLR_Note 1 (04 December 2001)

A Jersey civil procedure note concerning whether a late amendment to pleadings should be allowed.

  • Pleading
  • Amendment
  • Late amendment
  • Civil-procedure
  • Pleading-amendment
  • Late-amendment
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Civil procedure [1991] JLR 100

Alsford v Alsford

Alsford v Alsford [1991] JLR 100 (22 May 1991)

The court held that a perfected Act of Court cannot be altered except under the slip rule, which can apply where the act does not reflect the judgment.

  • Amendment of court orders
  • Slip rule
  • Civil-procedure
  • Slip-rule
  • Court-orders
  • Amendment
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Civil procedure [1987] JLR 359

Jobas Ltd. v Anglo Coins Ltd.

Jobas Ltd. v Anglo Coins Ltd. [1987] JLR 359 (10 November 1987)

A Jersey costs decision holding that the party responsible for a late amendment and resulting adjournment will usually pay the related costs and costs thrown away.

  • Costs
  • Amendment
  • Adjournment
  • Civil-procedure
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