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Personal Injuries Proceedings Act 2002
sec.20IMatters to which the court must have regard in deciding application
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### sec.20I Matters to which the court must have regard in deciding application
In deciding whether leave should be granted under section 20H to give a notice of a claim, the court must consider the justice of the case having regard to the following—
the extent of the injuries;
the reason for the delay in giving part 1 of the notice;
any prejudice suffered by the respondent as a result of the delay;
the nature of the parties’ conduct;
any other relevant matter.
s 20I ins 2003 No. 16 s 92
- (a) the extent of the injuries;
- (b) the reason for the delay in giving part 1 of the notice;
- (c) any prejudice suffered by the respondent as a result of the delay;
- (d) the nature of the parties’ conduct;
- (e) any other relevant matter.