Dumb and dumber

By:

Bingham, T

Series: Building ; 267(8222) 22 February 2002, 52-53(2)Publication details: 2002Subject(s):

Summary: Argues that if an adjudicator withholds a piece of information about a point of law, it should be regarded as a breach of natural justice, as in case law.

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Argues that if an adjudicator withholds a piece of information about a point of law, it should be regarded as a breach of natural justice, as in case law.

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