THE ROLE OF THE APPELLATE COURT IN CONSIDERING FINDINGS OF FACT

In Clydesdale Bank -v- Duffy [2014] EWCA Civ 1260 the Court of Appeal set out a clear statement of the limited role of the appeal court in considering appeals in relation to findings of fact by the trial judge.
THE FACTS
The bank was suing under a guarantee. There was a two day preliminary trial as ...

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