“This is a most unusual case.”That is how Sir Anthony Clarke chose to describe the circumstances surrounding Mr Justice Peter Smith’s…
July 16, 2007 at 08:03 PM
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“This is a most unusual case.”
That is how Sir Anthony Clarke chose to describe the circumstances surrounding Mr Justice Peter Smith’s refusal to stand down from a case involving an Addleshaw Goddard partner, despite the fact negotiations for the judge to join the firm had recently broken down acrimoniously. The Master of the Rolls is clearly also a master of the understatement.
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