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High Court dismisses the plaintiff's proceedings, which sought to challenge the outcome of a previous personal injury claim and related appeals, on the grounds that the current claims to be an abuse of process, frivolous, vexatious, and bound to fail, as they constitute a collateral attack on the decisions of the High Court, Court of Appeal, and Supreme Court; and the plaintiff's grievances against the handling of his original case by the courts and his former solicitors have no credible basis.
High Court - dismissal - abuse of process - frivolous and vexatious - collateral attack - personal injury claim - inherent jurisdiction -finality in litigation - O. 19, r. 28 (RSC) - Legal Services Regulation Act 2015 - Section 26 of the Act of 2004 - appeal - Court of Appeal - Supreme Court - inherent jurisdiction - constitutional rights - EU Treaties - Universal Declaration of Human Rights - costs.
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