Principle

CIVIL PROCEDURE β€” Abuse of Court Process β€” Reasonable Cause of Action β€” Meaning and Effect of Statement of Claim Disclosing No Cause of Action

Area of law
CIVIL PROCEDURE
Court
Supreme Court

A cause of action requires facts recognised by law as creating an enforceable right. Advisory recommendations without binding effect cannot ground a cause of action. The principle applies to civil procedure. The rule ensures only legally recognised rights are enforceable. The statement of claim must…

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