Principle

CIVIL PROCEDURE — Exercise of Judicial Discretion — Relevant Considerations — Economic Situation and Case History

Area of law
CIVIL PROCEDURE
Court
Supreme Court

The trial court may consider the economic situation and case history when exercising discretion. These are relevant factors. The court must act judicially and judiciously. The principle allows the trial court to adapt to circumstances. The appellate court will respect such considerations if they are…

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