19 Feb 1997
LONGIN INVESTMENT LTD v. JOHNSON STOKES & MASTER (a firm)
- Citation
- LONGIN INVESTMENT LTD v. JOHNSON STOKES & MASTER (a firm)
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Case number
- HCA4149/1994
Because the documents were inferentially referred to in a witness statement, arose in underlying proceedings and the defendant firm had no personal interest in maintaining the privilege, the court held that privilege was effectively spent or impliedly waived in the circumstances and ordered disclosure in the interests of justice.