APPREHENDED BIAS - apprehension of bias by reason of prejudgment - long trial - discretionary evidentiary rulings against defendants, prior to determination of admissibility of plaintiff's documents - whether exercise of discretion involved prejudgment of ultimate question of admissibility of documents - whether comments in judgments on evidence gave rise to reasonable apprehension of bias by prejudgment
Acts Cited:
Evidence Act 1995 (NSW) ss 135, 136, 138
Case Details
Citation[2004] NSWSC 970
CourtNSWSC
JurisdictionNew South Wales
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