Assumption: ""The other side's solicitor is allowed to do whatever they want""
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What People Expect
The other side's solicitor is allowed to do whatever they want.
Court Reality
Solicitors often push their positions as far as they can for their clients. This does not mean those positions will eventually succeed. The court typically decides what carries weight and what does not.
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The Gap?
"The other side's solicitor is allowed to do whatever they want"
Court Reality
Solicitors often push their positions as far as they can for their clients. This does not mean those positions will eventually succeed. The court typically decides what carries weight and what does not.
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