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Get on with it: the perils of delay
The Hong Kong Court of Appeal has reminded litigants of the perils of delay. In Dimitrov v Lau [2024] HKCA 1011, the Court struck out a dilatory party’s appeal, and provided a succinct reminder of the basis on which it may strike out a case for want of prosecution amounting to an abuse of process.
Major changes imminent for BVI court rules: Get ready for the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court Civil Procedure Rules
There will be a significant overhaul of the BVI court rules in July 2023.
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