Over 436 pages and 1,606 paragraphs, Mr Justice Nicklin dismantles the method of “mosaic” inference: suspicion, even well-founded suspicion, is not proof. And civil proceedings, the Court warns, are not a public inquiry into the historic practices of a publishing group.
Duke of Sussex and six others lose case against Daily Mail publisher as all claims are dismissed
Over 436 pages and 1,606 paragraphs, Mr Justice Nicklin dismantles the method of “mosaic” inference: suspicion, even well-founded suspicion, is not proof. And civil proceedings, the Court warns, are not a public inquiry into the historic practices of a publishing group.
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