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Practice – Striking out. The Chancery Division struck out claims which had been brought against the defendant bank and its solicitors by M, her children and her two dogs and recorded that they were totally without merit. In the circumstances, it was appropriate for there to be a general civil restraint order made against M for a period of two years.
Practice – Striking out. The Chancery Division struck out claims which had been brought against the defendant bank and its solicitors by M, her children and her two dogs and recorded that they were totally without merit. In the circumstances, it was appropriate for there to be a general civil restraint order made against M for a period of two years.
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