THERE HAS NOT BEEN FULL AND FRANK DISCLOSURE: THE DIFFICULTIES WHEN LITIGATION SPANS SEVERAL JURISDICTIONS: “THE SUPPOSED EXPLANATIONS BELATEDLY OFFERED … AMOUNT TO LITTLE MORE THAN AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF THE FAILING WITH A RATHER LAME CONFESSION OF INABILITY TO EXPLAIN HOW OR WHY IT OCCURRED”

We have seen many examples of litigants coming to grief because of a failure to comply with the duty of full and frank disclosure, particularly when making an application for an injunction.  The judge in this case was clear that there had been multiple breaches of that duty.  Anyone applying for an ...

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