Jack Webb and Matthew Cannings offer guide on admittance of fresh evidence on appeal
29th April 2026
3PB Barristers’ property and commercial barristers Jack Webb and Matthew Cannings have written an article titled 'Cache in the attic: applications to admit fresh evidence on appeal'.
They offer useful best-practice guidance in relation to making applications to admit fresh evidence in appeal cases.
To read their full article, please click here.
If you wish to contact or instruct Jack or Matthew, please email Chambers Director Mark Heath on [email protected] and Senior Practice Manager Matthew Scanlan on [email protected] or telephone 0330 441 7575.
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