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High Court partly approves an application to amend a court order pursuant to the slip rule, in circumstances where the previous wording of the order could be said to be ambiguous, but other proposed amendments are refused on the basis that they are neither necessary nor appropriate.
Credit Institutions (Stabilisation) Act 2010 - slip rule - Order 28 Rule 11 of the Rules of the Superior Courts - application to amend perfected order pursuant to the slip rule - allowed in part - wording of order somewhat ambiguous.
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