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The Lord Chancellor (as Successor to the Legal Services Comission) v Halberstadt-Twum (t/a Cleveland Solicitors) & Anor

[2021] EWHC QB 413High Court (Queen's Bench)2021

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“1. By an Order sealed on 21 August 2019, judgment was entered against both Defendants [“the Default Judgment”] as follows :”

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