When is a Part 36 offer not a Part 36 offer?

25 MAY 2012

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A briefing on the implications of Part 36 decisions.

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In PHI Group Limited v Robert West Consulting Limited, the Court of Appeal has once more allowed an appeal concerning Part 36. We consider the implications of the decision for other defective Part 36 offers and review the costs consequences of all offers which fall outside the Part 36 costs regime.

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When is a Part 36 offer not a Part 36 offer?

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