PROVING THINGS 136: THE IMPORTANCE OF CROSS-EXAMINATION – YET AGAIN: FAILURE TO CROSS-EXAMINE RESPONDENT LEADS TO FINDINGS BEING SET ASIDE

For the second time in a week I am reporting on the importance of cross-examination, albeit from a slightly different angle. The importance of putting the case to a witness  arises clearly and squarely in the judgment of Mr Justice Mostyn in Sait v The General Medical Council (GMC) [2018] EWHC 3160 ...

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