Under CPR 31.13 the court may direct, or the parties may agree in writing (and subject to approval by the court) that disclosure and inspection may take place in stages. When would this not be appropriate?
A) When the court has ordered a split trial.
B) When the litigation is complex and disclosure is 'issue based'.
C) When an application for an interim payment has been made and it would be appropriate and efficient to order disclosure to meet the issues of the application.
D) Whenever the overriding objectives would be served by ordering staged disclosure.
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An application for pre-action disclosure
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