Baillie v. ECG Group Ltd [2005] ScotCS CSOH_40 (18 March 2005)
The only reason for not allowing issues is the continued existence of the regulation 17 case, which is of doubtful relevancy. If the pursuer deletes all reference to the 1992 Regulations, issues will be allowed; otherwise, proof before answer will be allowed.
- Citation
- [2005] ScotCS CSOH_40
- Parties
- Pursuer: James Gibson Baillie; Defenders: ECG Group Limited
- Jurisdiction
- Scotland
- Judgment Date
- 18 March 2005
- Procedural Posture
- Personal Injury Action / Application for Issues to Be Allowed; Interlocutory Decision on Suitability for Jury Trial
- Outcome
- Case put out By-Order for pursuer to state position on amendment; issues to be allowed if 1992 Regulations deleted, otherwise proof before answer allowed.
- Legal Topics
- Employer's Liability, Workplace Safety, Statutory Duties, Common Law Negligence, Personal Injury Procedure
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Parties
James Gibson Baillie
Pursuer
ECG Group Limited
Defenders
Procedural Posture
Personal Injury Action / Application for Issues to Be Allowed; Interlocutory Decision on Suitability for Jury Trial
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the pleadings are sufficiently relevant and specified to allow issues for jury trial
- 2 Applicability of statutory regulations to the facts
- 3 Complexity of issues for jury consideration
Ratio Decidendi
The only reason for not allowing issues is the continued existence of the regulation 17 case, which is of doubtful relevancy. If the pursuer deletes all reference to the 1992 Regulations, issues will be allowed; otherwise, proof before answer will be allowed.
Court Disposition
Case put out By-Order for pursuer to state position on amendment; issues to be allowed if 1992 Regulations deleted, otherwise proof before answer allowed.
Orders
- Amendment allowed to delete reference to regulation 5 of the 1992 Regulations.
- Case continued By-Order for pursuer to consider further amendment regarding 1992 Regulations.
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