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Disclosure and inspection of documents – Order for disclosure. The proceedings concerned a fire at a warehouse that had started in a forklift truck. A dispute arose between the appellant company, B, which had entered into a maintenance agreement with the third respondent company regarding the forklift truck, and the respondents, Jet, who either owned or were interested in the warehouse. At first instance, the court allowed Jet's application for an order to disclose certain documents relating to maintenance. The Court of Appeal dismissed B's appeal, holding that there was no ground for saying that the judge had erred in making the order.
Disclosure and inspection of documents – Order for disclosure. The proceedings concerned a fire at a warehouse that had started in a forklift truck. A dispute arose between the appellant company, B, which had entered into a maintenance agreement with the third respondent company regarding the forklift truck, and the respondents, Jet, who either owned or were interested in the warehouse. At first instance, the court allowed Jet's application for an order to disclose certain documents relating to maintenance. The Court of Appeal dismissed B's appeal, holding that there was no ground for saying that the judge had erred in making the order.
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