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Jonathan Crow, Q.C., President; Sir David Calvert-Smith, Q.C., and; Robert Logan-Martin Q.C.
Application for leave to appeal by W against a conviction by the Inferior Number of the Royal Court on 15th April, 2014 and application for leave to appeal against a costs order made by the Royal Court on 14th August, 2014.
Eight years later in 1975 B and the appellant began a relationship. He left E and moved in with B. They had a daughter - D born in 1978 - but separated in 1992.
The investigation which eventually resulted in the indictment before the Royal Court was triggered by a visit by A in 2012 to Social Services. A, by then herself the mother of two children, was referred by Social Services to Victim Support, and by Victim Support to the police. Her reason for approaching Social Services had been concerns that the appellant may have committed offences against her own daughter D.
(i) Counts 1-6 alleged indecent assault upon B between 1961 and 1963. These counts were stayed by the court before the trial.
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