Late Affidavits Sample Clauses

Late Affidavits. 117. The first preliminary objection raised by the UCCU defendants concerned the entitlement of the plaintiffs to rely on affidavits provided by the plaintiffs shortly before the hearing of the application. Three affidavits were furnished (some in unsworn form) in the days leading up to the hearing. They consisted of the third affidavit of Xx. Xxxxx sworn on 28 February 2019, the third affidavit and expert opinion of Xx. Xxxxxxxxx sworn on 4 March 2019 and the third affirmation of Xx. Xxxxxxxxx dated 5 March 2019. The UCCU defendants did not object to Xx. Xxxxx’x affidavit or Xx. Xxxxxxxxx’x affirmation on the basis that they be afforded an opportunity of replying, if necessary. They did, however, object to the third affidavit of Xx. Xxxxxxxxx on the basis that they had been unable to obtain comments from their Russian legal expert. The objection was dealt with in a pragmatic fashion at the time. The UCCU defendants were given an opportunity of responding to the late affidavits. That opportunity was availed of by them. Further affidavits and expert reports from Xx. Xxxxxxxx and Xx. Xxxxxxxxxxxx both sworn on 3 April 2019 were subsequently provided to the court. For completeness, I was satisfied that there were good reasons for the late delivery of the plaintiffs’ affidavits and that the appropriate way of resolving the UCCU defendants’ application was to afford them time to respond. I was not satisfied that they would be prejudiced as a result of the late affidavits. There is nothing, therefore, to this first objection.
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