This week, we consider how the rules about default judgments should be interpreted. Does a court have to take all the facts as claimed? Plus, Lord Leggatt makes a sporting metaphor! 
 
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This week, we consider how the rules about default judgments should be interpreted. Does a court have to take all the facts as claimed? Plus, Lord Leggatt makes a sporting metaphor! Link to case Legal Style Blog homepage Twitter: @legalstyleblog Contact the podcast

This week, we consider how the rules about default judgments should be interpreted. Does a court have to take all the facts as claimed? Plus, Lord Leggatt makes a sporting metaphor!&nbsp;
 
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Lux Locations Ltd v Yida [2023] UKPC 3, A&B

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Lux Locations Ltd v Yida [2023] UKPC 3, A&B

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