[COURT OF APPEAL]
ALFRED CROMPTON AMUSEMENT MACHINES LTD. v. CUSTOMS AND EXCISE COMMISSIONERS (No. 2)
[1971 A. No. 2393]
1972 Jan. 11, 12, 13, 14, 17;
Feb. 17
Lord Denning M.R., Karminski and Orr. L.JJ.
PracticeDiscoveryPrivilegeProfessional privilegePurchase tax assessment dispute referred to arbitrationCommunications between customs and excise commissioners and own legal departmentCommunications in anticipation of arbitration proceedingsWhether privileged.
CrownPrivilegeEvidence Objection to produce documentClaim by head of departmentDocuments containing information from third parties supplied in confidenceInformation in connection with determination of purchase tax and anticipated arbitrationWhether documents privileged on ground of confidenceWhether head of department appropriate person to make claim.

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