Case No. CL-2019-000290

[2003] EWCA Civ 472 at [8]. iii)In reaching its conclusion the court must not conduct a "mini- trial": Swain v Hillman. iv)This does not mean that the court must take at face value and without analysis everything that a claimant says in his statements before the court. In some cases it may be clear that there is no real substance in factual assertions made, particularly if contradicted by contemporaneous documents: ED & F Man Liquid Products v Patel at [10]. v)However, in reaching its conclusion the court must take into account not only the evidence actually placed before it on the application for summary judgment, but also the evidence that can reasonably be expected to be available at trial: