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Anon 19.43 read the Judgment this was a key part of C's case.

How can an LIP being invited to serve by Berrymans in an email which had been exclusively the only form of communication between them, possibly think there would be a rule in this day and age stating he needed to seek permission. The email was sent to the Solicitor with conduct of the case who had invited him to serve in an email without any hint it could be a problem.

There was no warning on the courts service pack that stated email was a permitted method of service that permission was needed.