Litigation Letter
Disclosure
Martin v Triggs Turner Barton (a firm) and others Ch D TLR 5 February
Paragraph 5.4 of the practice direction to CPR Part 31 requires the court to take into account all the circumstances of the
case and, in particular, the overriding objective to do justice set out in Part 1 when deciding whether or not to make an
order for specific disclosure. The court was entitled to make an order to ensure that specific disclosure was carried out
properly and the efforts of the deputy master to find a pragmatic solution was an appropriate exercise of his discretionary
case management powers in determining a request for specific disclosure and an appeal against his order was dismissed.