Practice and Procedure
MINISTRY OF JUSTICE (SUED AS HOME OFFICE) v JASON SAMUEL SCOTT (2009)
PUBLISHED November 20, 2009[2009] EWCA Civ 1215
The right to bring an action for malicious prosecution was not confined to cases in which there was a single prosecution witness with exclusive knowledge of the facts.
CA (Civ Div) (Pill LJ, Dyson LJ, Longmore LJ)
20/11/2009
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