CHAPTER FOUR – THE STATUTE AND THE RULES The rules dealing with applications for periodical payments of maintenance are set out in the Family Procedure Rules 2010 (“FPR 2010”). The FPR 2010 directs the Court to exercise an overriding objective which is in line with the Civil Procedure Rules. Rule 1.1 […]
CHAPTER ONE – FUNDAMENTALS OF MATERIAL CONTRIBUTION The need to establish causation Any analysis of material causation in clinical negligence causation must start with the traditional formulation of causation. In Fairchild, Lord Bingham set this out: “In the generality of personal injury actions, it is of course true that the claimant […]
CHAPTER FIVE – THE FIRST MEETING WITH THE CLIENT The first meeting with a client to take instructions on a family law matter is foundational. It is likely to establish the Solicitor and client relationship for months and even years to come. For this reason careful thought needs to be […]
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