COURT OF APPEAL ORDER RETRIAL FOLLOWING JUDGE’S FAILURE TO GIVE ADEQUATE REASONS: THE “BUILDING BLOCKS” OF FACT FINDING

Attempts to appeal findings of fact are extremely common, so common that I have stopped writing about them.  There is also a common theme - the judge should not have found that, says the appellant: it was a finding open to them say the Court of Appeal. The judgment in Simetra Global Assets Ltd &...

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