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Cases Flashcards

(15 cards)

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Parry v Newsgroup

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Legal advice privilege

Open correspondence between parties is not privileged

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Three Rivers CoA

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Legal advice privilege

Narrow definition of client

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Balabel v Air India

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Legal advice privilege

Wider communications between solicitor and client falling in the continuum of communication are privileged

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Three Rivers HoL

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Legal advice privilege

Legal advice privilege extends to presentational advice given through legal spectacles

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5
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The Good Luck (Bank of Nova Scotia)

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Legal Advice Privilege

Internally repeated legal advice within client company will retain privilege

Clients opinion will not be privileged

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Waugh v BRB

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Litigation privilege

Where a document has two purposes, litigation has to be dominant purpose (not equal purpose)

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Re Highgrade Traders

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Litigation Privilege

To establish dominant purpose ask commissioner (not author)

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USA v Philip Morris

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Litigation must be a real likelihood, not a mere possibility

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Rush & Tompkins v GLC

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Without prejudice privilege

The court will look at substance rather than form

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10
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The Aegis Blaze

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Once privileged, always privileged

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Great Atlantic Insurance v Home Insurance

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Yeah can’t waive privilege over PART of a document

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Litigation Privilege Cases:
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  1. Waugh v BRB
  2. Re Highgrade Traders
  3. USA v Philip Morris
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Legal Advice Privilege Cases:
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  1. Parry v newsgroup
  2. Three Rivers CoA
  3. Balabel v Air India
  4. Three Rivers HL
  5. The Good Luck (bank of Nova Scotia)
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14
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Without Prejudice:

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Rush & Tompkins v Greater London Council

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Waiver and redaction:

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Great Atlantic Insurance v Home Insurance

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