PROVING THINGS 153: “YOU DO NOT WIN A CASE ON INCONSISTENCIES”: WHEN THE APPLICANTS “PURSUED A CONFUSED AND POORLY EVIDENCED CASE FOR LITTLE PURPOSE”

Most cases are lost not on issues of law but on issues of evidence.  In  Stewart & Ors v Watkin [2019] EWHC 1311 (Ch) ICC Judge Barber was particularly scathing of the quality of the  applicants' evidence.  The judgment contains a tribute to Gabriel Moss QC. The judgment itself shows clearly sho...

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