Re Wedgwood Coal and Iron Company. Anderson's Case
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
| Year | 1877 |
| Date | 1877 |
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R (Thompson) v The Law Society
...contacted the Law Society and asked it to withdraw the complaint but by a letter dated 20 September 2002 it declined to do so. 9In Mrs Anderson's case the claimant made no request for an oral or public hearing before the Adjudicator but did so before the review by the Adjudication Panel. Ho......
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David Spencer v Carol Spencer and Others
...may be at risk and should take a DNA test. Having raised the issue, Mrs Anderson then progressively withdrew her co-operation. 13 Mrs Anderson's case is that Mrs Spencer contacted her out of the blue to announce that she was the mother of Mr Anderson's son and that Mr Spencer thereafter bad......
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R (Heather Moor & Edgecomb Ltd) v Financial Ombudsman Service
...stated, my conclusion is that each of the complaints could be fairly determined on the documents. The same is in my opinion true in Mrs Anderson's case. As explained earlier, whatever view the claimant may hold (or have held), he was not being accused of dishonesty. It was to my mind an ent......
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R Pratima Das v Secretary of State for the Home Department Mind and Another (Interveners)
...submitted that paragraph 2 of the order which states that Ms Das is entitled to nominal damages only can be upheld. This part of Miss Anderson's case involved a greater engagement with the facts than was to be expected in an appellate court in what had been identified as a test case about t......
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