5 Dec 2007
DAVID SPENCER GILGEN V PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT COMMITTEE HC WN CIV 2007-485-001710
- Citation
- openlaw-4d943c1f_3db7_4fea_afce_e2f5297ae900.pdf
- Court
- High Court
The Tribunal did not err in law or principle and was not plainly wrong: factors favouring public disclosure (openness, public safety given allegations during suspension, seriousness of charges, potential for further notifications and public roles) outweighed private interests; the Registrar's affidavit was properly obtained and admissible under Tribunal powers; appeal dismissed.