Meetings held at offices of lawyers of the parties cannot confer territorial jurisdiction on a civil court.

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DID YOU KNOW that meetings held at the office of a litigant’s advocate cannot constitute cause of action and cannot confer jurisdiction on a civil court to decide a dispute?

DID YOU ALSO KNOW that our office successfully represented a defendant in a commercial suit where the Commercial Court held that no cause of action can be said to arise in its territorial jurisdiction only on the basis of a meeting held between the parties in the Plaintiff’s advocate’s office located within the Court’s jurisdiction.

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