[Livestream] Deemed Admissions and How to Comply with r166
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Rule 166 of the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules contains important requirements for pleading denials and non-admissions. A failure to abide by rule 166 will result in deemed admissions, which can be difficult to withdraw and are likely to cause problems for the ongoing defence of proceedings.Presented by George Street Chambers’ members Kirsty Gothard and Richard Gardiner, this seminar will provide practical guidance for Queensland solicitors about how to plead in accordance with rule 166, how deemed admissions can arise, how to avoid deemed admissions and what steps you should take if a deemed admission does arise. In doing so, Kirsty and Richard will discuss practical examples and recent Queensland case law.
Kirsty’s practice extends to a wide range of commercial matters in both the State and Federal jurisdictions and her areas of speciality include mining and construction, corporate and personal insolvency, banking and finance, contract law, commercial and residential leases.
Richard practises in a broad range of commercial disputes, with a particular interest in property, resources, company, shareholder and joint venture disputes. Before being called to the bar, Richard had 20 years of experience as a commercial litigation solicitor.
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