Where suppression orders have been made in primary proceedings and are unchallenged, a Court of Appeal will make corresponding suppression orders in appeal proceedings where failing to do so would undermine the primary court's orders to the point of destruction. In civil child sexual abuse cases, anonymising only the plaintiff but not the defendant may create an imbalance that undermines the administration of justice, justifying anonymisation of both parties.
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