Procedural Rules and Judicial Discretion
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posted on 2018-03-28, 09:56 authored by Masood AhmedDiscusses the need to achieve procedural and substantive justice, judicial rule interpretation, and the exercise of judicial discretion. Assesses Cameron v Hussain (CA) concerning the requirement to name parties where the vehicle involved in an accident was identified but the claimant could not identify the driver and wished to name "persons unknown" as the defendant rather than the registered keeper of the vehicle.
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Civil Justice Quarterly, 2018, 2 (37), pp. 149-160Author affiliation
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