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AI summary
The High Court considered an opposed interlocutory application about a Rule 30 challenge to a Rule 31(5)(a) notice in proceedings arising from an instalment sale agreement for a BMW X3. It found that the complaints raised in the Rule 30A notice were either without merit or had been cured, and dismissed the application. The court also ordered costs on scale B, including the costs of counsel.
This appears to concern Rule 30, Rule 30A and Rule 31 procedure and may be relevant to litigation practitioners dealing with irregular step objections and default judgment notices.
Evidence from source
I therefore find that the complaints in the Rule 30A notice were either without merit or were cured.
Supports: Summary sentence 2: the court found the complaints lacked merit or were cured.