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Dorothy Messam v Kirk Market Ltd - Judgment

G 0065/2017 · 2019-11-26

Personal injury; application dismissal for want of prosecution and/or inordinate delay; Effect of Overriding Objective in Grand Court Rules; GCR 0.67/6/(1), Unless and until a copy of the order declaring that an attorney has ceased to be the attorney acting for the party is served on every party to the cause or matter he shall still be considered the attorney of the party until the final conclusion of the cause ort matter in the Court; application to dismiss for want of prosecution and/or inordinate delay; abuse of process; failure to prosecute claim since 2017; substituted service

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In the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands — Civil Division
Cause No. G 0065/2017
Between
Dorothy Messam
- v -
Kirk Market Ltd - Judgment
Before
Williams J
Judgment delivered 2019-11-26

IN THE GRAND COURT OF THE C

The evidence in support of the
information about the locus of the alleged fall
broken down between attorney and client.” A

On 12 September
The Law

The principles
unnecessarily take up the time of the
parties to have their disputes resolved.
factor which transforms the delay into an abuse

The Plaintiff has a responsibility

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