ABSTRACT
France and the Netherlands), the court does not conduct an “inquiry” as such. The court simply exercises a greater degree of intervention in the judicial process, by deciding which issues and evidence (as identifi ed by the parties) are relevant, and whittling them down to the key matters. See also Department of National Heritage v Steensen Varming Mulcahy (1998) 60 Con LR 33 at 37 [3], per Judge Bowsher QC.
