References: Gazette 17-Mar-1993
Evidence given to a liquidator was not discoverable in civil proceedings.
Statutes: Companies Act 1985
This case cites:
- Appealed to – Macmillan Inc -v- Bishopsgate Investment Trust Plc CA (Times 17-May-93, Gazette 01-Sep-93)
A subpoena ad duces tecum issued against a third party was to be used to bring evidence before the court, not as an equivalent to discovery.
Judge’s discretion not to order production not to be interfered with. . .
(This list may be incomplete)
This case is cited by:
- Appeal from – Macmillan Inc -v- Bishopsgate Investment Trust Plc CA (Times 17-May-93, Gazette 01-Sep-93)
A subpoena ad duces tecum issued against a third party was to be used to bring evidence before the court, not as an equivalent to discovery.
Judge’s discretion not to order production not to be interfered with. . .
(This list may be incomplete)
Last Update: 11-Nov-15 Ref: 83282