Bristol and West Building Society v Baden Barnes and Groves: QBD 13 Dec 1996

cw Proposed amendments to a plaintiff’s pleadings were insufficient to prevent a striking out. The amendments either sought to advance by a different route the earlier claim which was bound to fail, or to introduce a new cause of action which was statute barred and did not derive from the same, or substantially the same, facts.

Citations:

Unreported, 13 December 1996

Jurisdiction:

England and Wales

Citing:

Appealed toBristol and West Building Society v Baden Barnes and Groves CA 2000
cw Proposed amendments to a plaintiff’s pleadings failed to prevent a striking out. The amendments either sought to advance by a different route the earlier claim which was bound to fail, or sought to introduce a . .

Cited by:

Appeal fromBristol and West Building Society v Baden Barnes and Groves CA 2000
cw Proposed amendments to a plaintiff’s pleadings failed to prevent a striking out. The amendments either sought to advance by a different route the earlier claim which was bound to fail, or sought to introduce a . .
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Professional Negligence, Legal Professions, Land, Limitation

Updated: 12 April 2022; Ref: scu.184541