Mountford v Cooper: 19 Jan 1837

A cause, upon the counsel for the Plaintiff undertaking to certify that it was proper to be heard as a short cause, was directed to be put into the next paper of short causes without the concurrence of the Defendant’s solicitor.
Inexpediency of the rule requiring such concurrence, where it is withheld merely for the purpose of delaying the taking of accounts in the Master’s office.

Citations:

[1837] EngR 408, (1837) 1 Keen 464, (1837) 48 ER 385 (A)

Links:

Commonlii

Jurisdiction:

England and Wales

Litigation Practice

Updated: 27 March 2022; Ref: scu.313525