Practice and Procedure

ALAN MARK KEARSLEY v DANIEL KLARFELD (2005)

PUBLISHED December 6, 2005
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The practice that had emerged in low velocity impact litigation of requiring the defence to include a substantive allegation of fraud or fabrication was not necessary. It was sufficient to set out fully any facts from which the defence would be inviting the judge to draw the inference that the claimant had not in fact suffered the injuries he asserted.

[2005] EWCA Civ 1510

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