This decision, handed down on 10 May 2019 by Lord Justice Coulson, refuses the Post Office's application to appeal their application to recuse Sir Peter Fraser from the Bates and others v Post Office litigation on grounds of apparent bias.
Sir Peter had already refused to recuse himself and refused permission for the Post Office to appeal on 3 April 2019.
You can read more on the recusal process and the document below in my blog post about it here. Or you can go straight to the source document on scrib'd here, or read it embedded below - it's only 19 pages:
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Sir Peter had already refused to recuse himself and refused permission for the Post Office to appeal on 3 April 2019.
You can read more on the recusal process and the document below in my blog post about it here. Or you can go straight to the source document on scrib'd here, or read it embedded below - it's only 19 pages:
Bates v Post Office: Court ... by on Scribd
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