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45[1974] 1 WLR 1125.
46if the DSS are slow providing copies, a threat of a subpoena seems to produce remarkable results.
47[1987] 1WLR 1047. The case concerned interpretation of a Northern Irish statue in the same form as the English one. S.53 and it's High Court equivalent are fettered by the overriding principle that disclosure must be necessary for determining the issues or saving costs. The Irish statute was held not to be subject to the same fetter.
48[1985] CLY 2650.
51Arab Monetary Fund v. Hashim (No 5), [1992] 2 AER 911 @ p 916.
52The power to do so is set out in the CPR.
53The Times L.R. February 16, 1985, to which reference should be made in correspondence.
54perhaps 6 in a day, perhaps 16!
56An example of second hand hearsay: a GP’s note of what the Claimant told him about what someone told the Claimant.
57[1983] 1 WLR 143.
58See the CPR.
59clearly not personal injury cases,
60[1990] 11 October C.A., unreported.