When to use 'without prejudice'

Fowler, F.

When to use 'without prejudice' - 2003 - RICS Building Surveying Faculty Feature 17 June 2003 (2) .

Feature considering when it is appropriate to mark a letter 'without prejudice' and pointing out that there is a common misconception that any letter marked in this way cannot be shown to a judge or arbitrator. The correct use of the phrase has now been defined by case law, making it clear that 'without prejudice' is only effective when used in a genuine attempt to resolve a dispute. Case law.


INSTANCE V DENNY BROTHERS PRINTING LTD
RUSH AND TOMPKINS LTD V GREATER LONDON COUNCIL AND ANOTHER
WITHOUT PREJUDICE