PI Practitioner, August 2015
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Where a party applies for withdrawal of an admission made under CPR Pt 14, the court must, according to 14 para.7.2, have regard to all the circumstances of the case including the following:
• the grounds upon which the applicant seeks to withdraw the admission including whether or not new evidence has come to light which was not available at the time the admission was made;
• the conduct of the parties, including any conduct which led the party making the admission to do so;
• the prejudice that may be...
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