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Dian AO v Davis, Frankel and Mead: 2005

Application was made for the disclosure of documents from an earlier court case involving the defendants.
Held: The application as made was disallowed. The right thing to do was to identify the documents it sought with reasonable precision and then the court would grant or withhold permission in relation to specified documents. The degree of specification required could be satisfied by specifying a class of documents where there would not be difficulty on the facts in holding whether a document did, or did not, come within the relevant class.
Moore-Bick J
[2005] 1 WLR 2951
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