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BN66 - Round 2 (Court of Appeal)
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Reconvenes tomorrow morning at 10:30
Elvin was speaking most of this afternoon, with Singh spending the last 20 minutes beginning his reply to yesterday's PWC submission. According to Judge Mummery, Singh will finish the PWC response tomorrow morning, then reply to the Huitson/Elvin arguments. PWC and Elvin then have a further right of reply. It may, in fact, be all over tomorrow as the judges, particularly Mummery, don't seem keen on 'too much detail' . . . .
Very difficult to work out how it's going, so I'm going to sit on the fence on that, but the judges were questioning Elvin thoughtfully.
As far as I can tell, the Telegraph article was looking into the future - more time travel !Comment
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Originally posted by WhiteCat View PostElvin was speaking most of this afternoon, with Singh spending the last 20 minutes beginning his reply to yesterday's PWC submission. According to Judge Mummery, Singh will finish the PWC response tomorrow morning, then reply to the Huitson/Elvin arguments. PWC and Elvin then have a further right of reply. It may, in fact, be all over tomorrow as the judges, particularly Mummery, don't seem keen on 'too much detail' . . . .
Very difficult to work out how it's going, so I'm going to sit on the fence on that, but the judges were questioning Elvin thoughtfully.
As far as I can tell, the Telegraph article was looking into the future - more time travel !Comment
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Originally posted by robinhood View PostYes I like the quote " The scheme was entirely legal and ran for 7 years until Parliament closed the loophole retrospectively "
If it was wrong for the loophole to be there then it should have been closed off promptly, attempting retrospective action is thoroughly unjust.Comment
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Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostGood that's on the court records in unequivocal terms. It summarises exactly why you folks should win the case.Comment
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Originally posted by WhiteCat View PostElvin was speaking most of this afternoon, with Singh spending the last 20 minutes beginning his reply to yesterday's PWC submission. According to Judge Mummery, Singh will finish the PWC response tomorrow morning, then reply to the Huitson/Elvin arguments. PWC and Elvin then have a further right of reply. It may, in fact, be all over tomorrow as the judges, particularly Mummery, don't seem keen on 'too much detail' . . . .
Very difficult to work out how it's going, so I'm going to sit on the fence on that, but the judges were questioning Elvin thoughtfully.
As far as I can tell, the Telegraph article was looking into the future - more time travel !I couldn't give two fornicators! Yes, really!Comment
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Originally posted by robinhood View PostYes I like the quote " The scheme was entirely legal and ran for 7 years until Parliament closed the loophole retrospectively "
What happened to Sullivan?Comment
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Originally posted by BolshieBastard View PostThat bit is very bad news. Glossing over the facts will not help our cause one jot. This must surely be given the attention it requires.
I think this appeared before on the forum:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ised-barn.html
I think I would read that as Mummery being a stickler for the letter of the law, even when he doesn't personally agree with the results. I think that at least he'll come to his own conclusion without Hector yanking his strings.
Also, many thanks to our intrepid court reporters. Deeply appreciated.Last edited by OnYourBikeGB; 3 November 2010, 20:59.Comment
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Originally posted by Squicker View PostArticle states, "Lord Justice Mummery, Lord Justice Morgan and Sir Paul Kennedy".
What happened to Sullivan?
It was probably also written before Elvin had even spoken.
Some of the alleged quotes are actually from January.
Basically another case of lazy journalism.Comment
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Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostI think the story was "made up" because they got 2 of the Judges wrong.
It was probably also written before Elvin had even spoken.
Some of the alleged quotes are actually from January.
Basically another case of lazy journalism.Comment
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