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... Lord Bingham explicitly agrees ( at para 26 ) , Lord Hobhouse proceeds to consider the scope of costs orders against counsel . COSTS AGAINST COUNSEL As might be deduced from the foregoing , the Lords are clearly not enamoured with the ...
... Lord Bingham explicitly agrees ( at para 26 ) , Lord Hobhouse proceeds to consider the scope of costs orders against counsel . COSTS AGAINST COUNSEL As might be deduced from the foregoing , the Lords are clearly not enamoured with the ...
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... Lord agreed . ( Lord Nicholls , Lord Steyn , Lord Hoffmann , Lord Hope . ) Lord Scott dissented . The House noted that past case law concerning public policy pertained to gross infringements of human rights , but noted that this was ...
... Lord agreed . ( Lord Nicholls , Lord Steyn , Lord Hoffmann , Lord Hope . ) Lord Scott dissented . The House noted that past case law concerning public policy pertained to gross infringements of human rights , but noted that this was ...
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... Lord Scott noted that in Red Sea Insurance Co Lord Slynn had held that , conceptually at least , the flexibility advocated in Boys v Chaplin might justify the exclusive application of the lex loci delicti , so that a tortious remedy ...
... Lord Scott noted that in Red Sea Insurance Co Lord Slynn had held that , conceptually at least , the flexibility advocated in Boys v Chaplin might justify the exclusive application of the lex loci delicti , so that a tortious remedy ...
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