Without Prejudice Communications in UK Law
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Unilever Plc v Procter and Gamble Company
... ... of the general rule of evidence on 'without prejudice' communications to a form of ... ...
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Oceanbulk Shipping and Trading SA v TMT Asia Ltd and Others
... ... that statements made in the course of without prejudice negotiations are not admissible in ... of the parties themselves that communications in the course of their negotiations should not be ... ...
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Savings & Investment Bank Ltd ((in Liquidation)) v Fincken (No 2)
... ... said to be made by the defendant at a without prejudice meeting. The judge, Patten J, found ... the privilege of without prejudice communications? ... 38 On behalf of ... ...
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Bradford & Bingley Plc v Rashid
... ... grounds that they were impliedly written without prejudice. He said: "What was in issue ... at negotiation, whether or not the communications are expressly said to be without prejudice, and I ... ...
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Rush & Tompkins Ltd v Greater London Council
... ... are thus protected from discovery by the "without prejudice rule." ... 10 ... "Without prejudice communications - any discussions between the parties for the ... ...
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D. (Married Woman) (Respondent) v National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (Appellants)
... ... The evidence of the Director is that without an effective promise of confidentiality ... long recognised category of "without prejudice" negotiations but which in my opinion has now ... case by which, for the first time, communications to the Gaming Board were recognised as a suitable ... ...
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Riddick v Thames Board Mills Ltd
... ... demands of the job, he was unable to work without close supervision and was frequently failing in ... legal professional privilege, without prejudice communications and others and says: "Without ... ...
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Rush & Tompkins Ltd v Greater London Council
... ... agreement was preceded by correspondence "without prejudice" between themselves and the GLC. In ... headnote reads: "Communications written 'without prejudice' and with a view to ... ...
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Waugh v British Railways Board
... ... and representation demands that communications between lawyer and client should be confidential, ... , “the best evidence” rule and “without prejudice” communications are examples of ... ...
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Three Rivers District Council and Others v Governor and Company of the Bank of England (No 9)
... ... Do the communications between the Bank of England, their solicitors, ... which have been debated on this appeal without taking into account the policy reasons which led ... afterwards be disclosed and used to his prejudice." ... And in B v Auckland District Law ... ...
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