Michael Wahl on Nostr: An application can be made if one of the six grounds set out in CPR 25.13 is ...
An application can be made if one of the six grounds set out in CPR 25.13 is satisfied:
The claimant (whether an individual or company) is resident outside the jurisdiction and is not resident in one of the countries covered by the various regulations and conventions referred to in CPR 25.13 (2) - so the EU and a number of other countries;
The claimant is a company or body and there is reason to believe that it will be unable to pay the defendant's costs if ordered to do so;
The claimant has changed address since issuing the claim with the intention of evading the consequences of the litigation;
The claimant has failed to give its address in the claim form or has given an incorrect address;
The claimant is acting as a nominal claimant and there is reason to believe it will not be able to pay the costs if ordered to do so; or
The claimant has dealt with its assets so as to make enforcement of an order for costs difficult to enforce against it.
The claimant (whether an individual or company) is resident outside the jurisdiction and is not resident in one of the countries covered by the various regulations and conventions referred to in CPR 25.13 (2) - so the EU and a number of other countries;
The claimant is a company or body and there is reason to believe that it will be unable to pay the defendant's costs if ordered to do so;
The claimant has changed address since issuing the claim with the intention of evading the consequences of the litigation;
The claimant has failed to give its address in the claim form or has given an incorrect address;
The claimant is acting as a nominal claimant and there is reason to believe it will not be able to pay the costs if ordered to do so; or
The claimant has dealt with its assets so as to make enforcement of an order for costs difficult to enforce against it.