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sufficient for the purpose

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One redeeming feature in the matter of attributing bias or malice is now well settled that mere general statement would not be sufficient for the purposes of indication of ill will.
The barrister said: "The Inquiry doesn't seem to have considered whether it's necessary to put this material into the public domain or whether it could be put in some other form which would be sufficient for the purpose of the inquiry and would not be so damaging to Mr X.
A moderate economy accommodation would be sufficient for the purpose.
 
 
 
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