United Kingdom

Three Rivers District Council v Bank of England (No 5)

[2003] QB 1556

JurisdictionUnited Kingdom

Year2003

Statusunclear

Key Principle

In corporate settings, legal-advice privilege attaches only to communications between lawyers and the client group authorised to seek and receive legal advice.

Area of Law

Civil Procedure — legal-advice-privilege

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