Judgment
In the Matter of Toledo v Walkers (a Firm) - Judgment
[2022] CIGC (FSD) 105
· FSD 0105/2014 (DDJ) · 2022-01-25
The importance of strict compliance with Court orders - the overriding duty of attorneys to the court and the importance of the overriding objective - unless orders and case management orders - the undesirability of parties and attorneys attempting to litigate matters informally via emails with the court and the necessity for formal applications in proper form to be filed with the court. Civil Procedure; Professional Responsibility; Case Management; Litigation Practice
Full metadata
| Neutral Citation | [2022] CIGC (FSD) 105 |
|---|---|
| Cause Number | FSD 0105/2014 (DDJ) |
| Court | CIGC (FSD) |
| Judge | Doyle J |
| Parties | In the Matter of Toledo v Walkers (a Firm) - Judgment |
| Judgment Date | 2022-01-25 |
| Subject | The importance of strict compliance with Court orders - the overriding duty of attorneys to the court and the importance of the overriding objective - unless orders and case management orders - the undesirability of parties and attorneys attempting to litigate matters informally via emails with the court and the necessity for formal applications in proper form to be filed with the court. Civil Procedure; Professional Responsibility; Case Management; Litigation Practice |
| Filename (current) | 22-01-25-Toledo-v-Walkers-a-Firm.pdf |
Legislation cited
| Statute | Sections cited | Mentions |
|---|---|---|
| Grand Court Rules - Vol I - Orders (subordinate) | 1 (2), 20 (1), 4 | 7 |
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