WHEN AN APPEAL MISSES THE POINT: APPELLANT FAILED TO IDENTIFY THE ISSUES ON APPEAL

There are some surprising observations in the judgment in The Bar Standards Board (BSB) v Crawford [2017] EWHC 3101 (Admin).  Not the least that the appellant's documents did not deal with central issues in the appeal.

"The grounds of appeal in this case singularly failed to identify the issues tha...

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