CPR Part 16
Statements of Case
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Guidance that cites this 1
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- Guidance2025 judgment summariesupdated 2026-03-17
cited asCPR 16.4
…llegations of negligence against the barrister, failed to comply with CPR 16.4(1)(a), did not disclose reasonable grounds for bringing the claim, in…
Judgments citing this Part 4
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- JudgmentSoldier F2 -v- Secretary of State for Defence (anonymity order) (opens the source site)2026-01-09anonymity or reporting restriction
cited asCPR 16.2
- JudgmentEPX and PGH -v- Secretary of State for Defence (anonymity order) (opens the source site)2024-09-20anonymity or reporting restriction
cited asCPR 16.2
- JudgmentMAM -v- Medway Council (anonymity order) (opens the source site)2024-07-15anonymity or reporting restriction
cited asCPR 16.1
- JudgmentGUH -v- KYT (privacy order) (opens the source site)2021-07-05
cited asCPR Part 16