3PB’s Victoria Jones in successful appeal against Master’s refusal to approve a Tomlin Order
23rd April 2020
In Zenith Logistics Services (UK) Ltd and others v Coury [2020] EWHC 774 (QB), 3PB’s Victoria Jones appeared before the Queens Bench Division in a successful appeal against a Master’s refusal to approve a Tomlin Order on the basis that the Schedule attached to the Order was contrary to the principles of open justice because its terms were confidential to the parties.
Victoria Jones was instructed by Lucy Nash of Royds Withy King.
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