Matthew Nicklin
British judge
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In my judgment, the cumulative effect of these matters takes the case well outside the norm. The conduct was unreasonable to a high degree,
In substance, the claimants’ case invites the court to conclude that, because the information was private and because Associated cannot positively explain how it was sourced, the article must have been unlawfully sourced. “That is not a permissible approach.”
- In his ruling, Mr Justice Nicklin saidDaily Expressexpress.co.uk/news/royal…
The court rejected the argument that, simply because information was private, and because Associated could not positively explain how it had been sourced, the relevant article must have been unlawfully sourced,
- the summary saidThe Jerusalem Postjpost.com/international/articl…
- Nicklin wroteThe Manila Timesmanilatimes.net/2026/07…
- Mr Justice Nicklin added laterThe Independentindependent.co.uk/news/uk…
We are asking your lordship to extrapolate."
- Mr Justice Nicklin started to ask what the best single piece of evidence for each article was, and Sherborne was forced to sayBBCbbc.com/news/articles…
During the trial, which is now I believe in its 29th day, the claimants have relied upon Mr Burrows' evidence to put very serious allegations of wrongdoing to several of the defendant's witnesses,
- Nicklin saidReutersreuters.com/world/uk…
You don’t have to bear the burden of arguing the case today,
- Justice Matthew Nicklin told the frustrated princeGlobal Newsglobalnews.ca/news/11622565…Japan Todayjapantoday.com/category/world…
- Referring to David Sherborne, the barrister for Harry and the other claimants, the judge told himDaily Maildailymail.co.uk/news/article…
- the judge saidGuardiantheguardian.com/uk/news…
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