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KENSINGTON INTERNATIONAL LTD v THE REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO

[2007] Lloyd's Rep. Plus 69

QUEEN’S BENCH DIVISION(COMMERCIAL COURT)

Before Mr Justice Gross

Privilege against self-incrimination – Application for disclosure of documents and evidence held by third parties – Third parties arguing that disclosure exposed them to potential criminal charges under English law – Whether privilege against self-incrimination available – Supreme Court Act 1981, section 37 – Fraud Act 2006, section 31.

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