SUPREME SANCTIONS IN THE SUPREME COURT: NO SECOND BITE OF THE CHERRY

The judgment of the Supreme Court in Thevarajah -v- Riordan [2015] UKSC 78 has been long anticipated since it related to the law relating to sanctions. In fact it is a decision in relation to a very narrow issues.  The law relating to sanctions, and CPR 3.9 in particular, was not considered. The onl...

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