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Page 26
... considered that compliance with the formal rules was necessary to ensure the integrity of the system . That a substantial failure to comply with basic trial procedural rules may lead to quashing of verdicts which would oth- erwise have ...
... considered that compliance with the formal rules was necessary to ensure the integrity of the system . That a substantial failure to comply with basic trial procedural rules may lead to quashing of verdicts which would oth- erwise have ...
Page 133
... considered that to this extent Karpnale could rely on the defence of change of circumstance . Although careful not to rigidly delineate the ambit of the defence , preferring instead to allow a case by case develop- ment , Lord Goff , in ...
... considered that to this extent Karpnale could rely on the defence of change of circumstance . Although careful not to rigidly delineate the ambit of the defence , preferring instead to allow a case by case develop- ment , Lord Goff , in ...
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... considered that it was permissible to consider the reasons given by the High Court for refusing the stay . The Court of Appeal in essence accepted the reasons provided by Ham- mond J and refused the application . The particular point ...
... considered that it was permissible to consider the reasons given by the High Court for refusing the stay . The Court of Appeal in essence accepted the reasons provided by Ham- mond J and refused the application . The particular point ...
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