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All parties are responsible and should pay costs for non-compliance with orders (Family Court)
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All parties are responsible and should pay costs for non-compliance with orders (Family Court)
In Re L (Case Management: Wasted Costs) [2016] EWFC B8, non-compliance with disclosure orders due to omissions from the police and the hospital led to the fact-finding hearing being adjourned. All the parties paid wasted costs because they were all responsible for complying, monitoring and notifying the court of delays and non-compliance.
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Published on 09-Mar-2016
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