WHEN WITNESS STATEMENTS ARE USELESS (AND PROBABLY HARMFUL): A FEW CASES TO ILLUSTRATE A COMMON POINT

For the third (and last) time I am returning to the judgment of HHJ Halliwell in  Currie v Thornley & Anor [2019] EWHC.  172 (Ch).  This time the judge's observations in relation to witness statements.  Using witness statements to "argue" the case with witnesses who, in reality, know nothing is ...