CPR Part 17
Amendments to Statements of Case
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Guidance that cites this 2
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- Judiciary pageChancery Judgmentsupdated 2025-01-14
cited asCPR r. 17.2
…t was unduly prejudicial to them and should be disallowed pursuant to CPR r. 17.2. Bacon J dismissed the application. Pitmans lacked standing to set…
- Judiciary pageJudgmentsupdated 2023-11-07
cited asCPR 17.1
…after the limitation period had arguably expired. The court accepted CPR 17.1(1) applies only to permit the amendment of claims by an existing Clai…
Judgments citing this Part 3
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- JudgmentAB and others -v- Alder Hey Children's Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (anonymity order) (opens the source site)2026-08-17anonymity or reporting restriction
cited asCPR 17.1
- JudgmentCJD -v- Dr Pavanveer Singh Heer (anonymity order) (opens the source site)2024-05-28anonymity or reporting restriction
cited asCPR17.1
- JudgmentTJK -v- Andrew Lale and another (anonymity order) (opens the source site)2023-12-21anonymity or reporting restriction
cited asCPR 17.1