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inexcusable delay

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At the Court of Appeal, Lord Justice Mummery said in a ruling in April last year that Fisher, now a computer programmer from Croydon, south London, was "guilty of excessive and inexcusable delay in asserting his claim" for copyright.
Lord Justice Mummery said Fisher, now a computer programmer, of south London, was "guilty of excessive and inexcusable delay in asserting his claim".
Lord Justice Mummery yesterday agreed he co-wrote the song but said he was "guilty of excessive and inexcusable delay in asserting his claim".
 
 
 
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