Court of Appeal
C v C (Privilege: Criminal Communications)
[2001] EWCA Civ 469
2001 March 8
Thorpe and Hale LJJ
EvidencePrivilegeLegal professional privilegeTelephone conversations between solicitor and client in matrimonial proceedingsClient making threatening and abusive remarks in course of conversationsSolicitor's affidavit in support of application to be removed from record in client's matrimonial proceedings disclosing content of conversationsAffidavit inadvertently sent to client's wife's solicitorsWife seeking to adduce affidavit in evidenceWhether communications criminal in themselvesWhether aim of communications obtaining of appropriate legal adviceWhether protected by legal professional privilege Telecommunications Act 1984 (c 12), s. 43(1)(a) (as amended by Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 (c 33), s. 92(1)) [1]

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