LLR: Financial Crime

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R (DUROJAIYE) v CROWN COURT AT CROYDON, CHIEF CONSTABLE OF KENT POLICE (INTERESTED PARTY)

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R (DUROJAIYE) v CROWN COURT AT CROYDON, CHIEF CONSTABLE OF KENT POLICE (INTERESTED PARTY)

[2022] Lloyd's Rep. FC 567

QUEEN’S BENCH DIVISION((DIVISIONAL COURT))

Before Lord Justice Bean,Mr Justice Sweeting

Search warrants – Duty of candour – Material non-disclosure – Relief.

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