In Shane Anthony Cooley (By His Father and Litigation Friend Peter Anthony Cooley) v Ramsey [2008] EWHC 129 (QB), the High Court was asked to consider whether it had jurisdiction to grant permission for proceedings to be served in Australia in a case where a British citizen had been left grossly handicapped as a result of a road traffic accident which had occurred in Australia; and whether, if so, it should exercise its discretion in the claimant's favou
In Shane Anthony Cooley (By His
Father and Litigation Friend Peter Anthony Cooley) v Ramsey [2008] EWHC 129 (QB), the High Court was asked to consider whether it had jurisdiction to grant permission for proceedings to be served
in Australia in a case where a British citizen had been left grossly handicapped as a result of a road traffic accident which had occurred in Australia; and whether, if so, it should exercise its discretion in the claimant's favou
in Australia
in a case where a British citizen had been left grossly handicapped as a result of a road traffic accident which had occurred in Australia; and whether, if so, it should exercise its discretion in the claimant's favou
in a case where a British citizen had been left grossly handicapped as a result of a
road traffic
accident which had occurred
in Australia; and whether, if so, it should exercise its discretion in the claimant's favou
in Australia; and whether, if so, it should exercise its discretion
in the claimant's favou
in the claimant's favour.
As a
father with two children who works as a car
accident and injury lawyer
in Ontario, I am naturally very cautious on the
road and very nervous about the driving habits that I sometimes see on the
road.