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R  – Remote hearings

 

4/6/20

SC v UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL SOUTHAMPTON NHS FOUNDATION TRUST [2020] EWHC 1445 (QB)

Considers when a hearing should be held in court rather than remotely.


30/4/20

RE A (CHILDREN) [2020] EWCA Civ 583 

Considers guidance on holding remote hearings.  Stresses that the decision is case-specific.  Live attended hearings require exceptional circumstances during the COVID-19 lockdown [8].  Explains relevant factors [9].  On the facts, the judge had been wrong to direct a remote hearing.


7/4/20

FINE CARE HOMES LTD v NATWEST MARKETS PLC [2020] EWHC 874 (Ch)

Explains arrangements made for a hearing by Skype [5].  The bank was ordered to disclose its file papers relating to its review of the mis-selling of an interest rate hedging product.  The documents were likely to be relevant to the issue of the skill and care expected of a reasonably competent financial adviser [31].  The documents were also admissible [36].  Emphasises the need for parties to liaise with a view to defining and narrowing issues on applications for specific disclosure [56].  Considers principles for the grant of permission to adduce expert evidence in IRHP mis-selling claims [61].  The court was likely to be assisted by expert evidence and permission was therefore granted.


27/6/12

THE THREE MILE INN LTD v DALEY [2012] EWCA Civ 970

Guidance given as to when appropriate to order a party to give evidence by video link.