Practical Law

Background In the matter of Bahia v Sidhu and another, the High Court presided over a partnership dispute where there was a question raised as to which language witness statements should have been prepared in. A witness, Mr Bahia, appeared not to be fluent in English, which resulted in submissions that there had been a … Continue reading No serious breach of practice directions where witness statements prepared in English when witness spoke mixture of languages →

Background In the matter of Various Airfinance Leasing Companies and others v Saudi Arabian Airlines Corporation, the High Court presided over contested applications issued by the parties to amend their respective statements of case. The judgment contains a helpful breakdown of the factors  that the court should apply to these applications. The parties The claimants … Continue reading How to “clearly formulate” amendments to statements of case: Various Airfinance Leasing Companies and others v Saudi Arabian Airlines Corporation →