Broadland Estates Ltd. v Lapidus [1989] JLR_Note 7c (17 November 1989)
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Privilege is not conferred solely by the use of the phrase 'without prejudice'; substantive criteria must be met.
Court disposition
clarification of evidentiary privilege
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Broadland Estates Ltd.
ApplicantLapidus
Respondent03
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Whether the mere use of the phrase 'without prejudice' is sufficient to confer privilege on communications.
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Jersey Law Reports [1989] JLR_Note 7c
The mere use of the phrase 'without prejudice' is ineffective to confer privilege.
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Privilege is not conferred solely by the use of the phrase 'without prejudice'; substantive criteria must be met.
Court disposition
clarification of evidentiary privilege
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