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Court of Appeal dismisses appeal of High Court order refusing to require discovery to be made in circumstances where the relevant documents had already been produced, finding that there was no error in the approach taken by the trial judge, or in his overall conclusion that no further order should be made.
Practice and procedure – appeal of High Court order refusal to require discovery to be made – whether or not the plaintiff has properly complied with its discovery obligation in respect – no error in approach of trial judge – appeal dismissed.
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