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CPR Part 52

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  • Guidance2025 judgment summariesupdated 2026-03-17

    cited asCPR 52.1

    …extended, and there was power to grant leave to appeal in such cases: CPR 52.1(4) applied to prevent CPR 52.3(2)(a) from excluding the right implici…

  • Guidance2023 judgment summaries for the Commercial Courtupdated 2026-02-12

    cited asCPR rules 52.6

    …ch NIOC’s s. 67 application sought to challenge. The court considered CPR rules 52.6 and 52.18, and the decision in AIC Limited v Federal Airports Authori…

  • GuidanceJudicial authority of court officers in the Court of Appeal (Civil Division)updated 2026-01-26

    cited asCPR 52.24

    …are specified in written authority from the Master of the Rolls under CPR 52.24 as follows: Determining applications for permission to amend appe…

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