PROVING THINGS 36: CREDIBILITY & CONTEMPORANEOUS DOCUMENTS: WORKING WITH CHILDREN AND ANIMALS

One of my colleagues tweeted that the judgment in Harris -v-Miller [2016] EWHC 2438 (QB) was "short on the law and long on the facts". This is a correct assessment. The case  shows just how important the facts are in most (if not all) litigation.  Most litigation involves a dispute on the facts and ...

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