Anyone who’s ever ground their way through a lengthy appellate judgment will appreciate the sentiments of the English Court of Appeal in Neumans LLP (a firm) v Andronikou & ors [2013] EWCA (Civ) 916.The case dealt with an argument about money. Neumans, a firm of solicitors, lost their case, and appealed.It seems the Mummery LJ …
Month: November 2013
Halley v Kershaw [2013] VSC 439: sleeping it off or going to drive?
Back in 2010 the Supreme Court considered if the police were justified requiring a preliminary breath test (PBT) from a person they believed was about to drive — at least, until he saw the police. In DPP v Farmer (2010) 56 MVR 137 the Court held that it was the belief of the police that …
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