The Strike Out Applications
The Strike Out Applications
Two free-standing strike out applications are made by the Claimant.
The first, as set out in the Application Notice relates to the alleged deficiency of the pleading of the Misrepresentation Claims:
“Paragraphs 36A(8) 36A(14)(j), and Appendices 1 and 2, of the [Re-Amended Reply to Defence to Counterclaim] advance claims in deceit and negligent misrepresentation which are missing essential elements of the causes of action and/or are insufficiently particularised and/or breach CPR PD 16 8.2(1) and 8.2(3) and/or paragraph 1.3(c) of the Commercial Court Guide. The grounds for strike out in CPR 3.4(1), 3.4(2) and 3.4(3) are accordingly met.”
The second relates to a different pleading point, namely as to in which pleading the Misrepresentation Claims should have been pleaded by way of amendment:
“Paragraphs 36A(8) 36A(14)(j), and Appendices 1 and 2, of the [Re-Amended Reply and Defence to Counterclaim] advance new claims by way of reply in breach of CPR PD 16.9.2. The ground for strike out in CPR 3.4(3) is accordingly met.”
- Heading
- SIMON RAINEY KC
- The factual background to the present action
- The procedural history relating to the Defendants’ amendments
- The Claimant’s Applications
- The Summary Judgment Applications
- The Time Bar Issue
- Disposal
- The Reliance Issue
- The Strike Out Applications
- Deficiency of pleading
- Claim pleaded in a Reply
- Conclusions
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