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High Court firm on private judge-counsel communication – Proctor
In Charisteas v Charisteas [2021] HCA 29, the High Court unanimously set aside orders of the Family Court of Western Australia on the basis of apprehended bias.
Background
The appeal to the High Court was the culmination of a long history of litigation between the appellant (the…
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