Lumb v Lumb: fitting together the costs rules in probate disputes with the general ethos of the CPR – Wilberforce Chambers

Posted November 8th, 2023 in chambers articles, civil procedure rules, costs, news, probate by sally

‘Lumb v Lumb [2023] EWHC 2052 (Ch) was an appeal on costs which sheds interesting light on how general rules of the CPR fit together with special provisions governing probate disputes. On a related note, it offers a case study of how the modern ethos of deterring dubious litigation can interact with legal principles of an earlier vintage. There were various other points of interest in the case, but I focus here on this theme.’

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Wilberforce Chambers, 30th October 2023

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