By Ravi Nanga OVER the past few weeks we looked at the Case Management Conference and explored some of the usual orders that were made during this hearing. This week we will look at the extensive powers that a court possesses when managing a matter before it. Before the coming into effect of the […]Read More
By Ravi Nanga DURING the course of the case management conferences, the judge will make a number of orders that are necessary for the matter to proceed to trial. One such order will be for the disclosure and inspection of documents. This means that the parties will be required to disclose all the documents in […]Read More
By Ravi Nanga THIS week we will continue to explore the course of a matter once it is filed in court. In the last article we looked at the issue of filing a reply to a defendant’s defence. The reply can either be filed with the defendant’s consent or with the permission of the court […]Read More
By Ravi Nanga IN the unfortunate event it becomes necessary to commence an action in court in order to seek a remedy, there are a number of steps that are required to be complied with before one can obtain a judgment. While it is not absolutely necessary that you seek the advice of a […]Read More
