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    [2025] EWHC 2621 (KB)
    King's / Queen's Bench Division of the High Court

    [2025] EWHC 2621 (KB)

    Fecha: 25-Jul-2025

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    • THE LIBEL CLAIM
    • THE PI CLAIMS
    • THE OVERLAP
    • THE EVIDENCE BEFORE ME
    • MATTERS RAISED AT THE OUTSET OF THE HEARING
    • THE PARTIES' POSITION IN SUMMARY
    • THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK
    • Stay of proceedings
    • Split Trials
    • Limitation
    • THE PARTIES’ SUBMISSIONS
    • The PI claimants
    • Mr Odey
    • CONCLUSIONS - THE STAY APPLICATION AND THE JOINT TRIAL PROPOSAL
    • CONCLUSIONS - THE SPLIT TRIAL APPLICATION
    • Whether the prospective advantage of saving the costs of an investigation if liability is not established outweighs the likelihood of increased aggregate cost if liability is established and a further
    • What are likely to be the advantages and disadvantages in terms of trial preparation and management
    • Would a split trial impose unnecessary inconvenience or strain on witnesses who may be required in both trials
    • Would a single trial to deal with both liability and quantum lead to excessive complexity and diffusion of issues, or place an undue burden on the judge hearing the case
    • Would a split trial cause prejudice to one or other party
    • Are there difficulties in defining an appropriate split, or is a clean split possible
    • What weight is to be attached to the risk of duplication, delay and the disadvantages of the bifurcated appellate process
    • Generally, what is perceived to offer the best course to ensure that the whole matter is adjudicated as fairly, quickly and effectively as possible
    • CONCLUSIONS - SCOPE OF THE JOINT TRIAL
    • The PI Claims
    • Conclusions

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