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Claimant’s failure to attend trial justifies strike out, costs for defendant and no QOCS (Romford County Court)

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In Brahilika v Allianz Insurance Plc (unreported, 30 July 2015) (Romford County Court), the court considered the adjournment or strike out of a claim where the claimant had not attended the trial, and whether to make a costs order in the defendant's favour that would not be subject to qualified one-way cost shifting (QOCS).

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Published on 16-Nov-2015
Resource Type Legal update: case report
Jurisdictions
  • England
  • Wales
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