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Assessing probable cause and reasonableness
Page contents:
What is our cost benefit assessment based on?
When does it apply?
Prospect of recovery/outcome being implemented do not justify the use of public funds
The order sought is not necessary
Practical benefit to the client
When the issues involved do not appear to be in dispute and the proposed action is unnecessary
The order sought will not cause significant disadvantage or prejudice
Your client is not in a position to benefit from the remedy sought
Insufficient interest
Assessing probable cause and reasonableness
Overview of reasonableness factors
Timing of the application and the status of the dispute
Prospects of success
Cost and benefit analysis
Strategic impact or wider public interest of the case
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