Administration of Justice Act 1969: Difference between revisions

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Part 2 of the Act deals with 'leapfrog' appeals from the High Court directly to the Supreme Court, skipping out the Court of Appeal: for example, see Dunhill v Burgin [2012] EWHC 3163 (QB), [2012] MHLO 115 in which case a certificate for this was granted by the High Court.

LEGISLATION DATABASE

Full text: Legislation.gov.uk

Type: UK Public General Act🔍

Year: 1969🔍

Number: 58

Subject: Miscellaneous legislation🔍

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-Part 2 of the Act deals with 'leapfrog' appeals from the High Court directly to the Supreme Court, skipping out the Court of Appeal: for example, see [[Dunhill v Burgin (2012) EWHC 3163 (QB), (2012) MHLO 115]] in which case a certificate for this was granted by the High Court.
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