SPEAKING TO YOUR WITNESS IN THE COURSE OF THEIR EVIDENCE: STRIKE OUT DECISION UPHELD ON APPEAL

April 8, 2018 · by · in Abuse of Process, Case Management, Civil evidence, Members Content, Striking out, Witness statements

An earlier post reported on the decision of the Employment Tribunal in Chidzoy -v- BBC (available here). It illustrates the dangers of a witness talking to anyone in the course of their evidence.  This case emphasises the importance of witnesses not talking to anyone about the case during any breaks...

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