United Kingdom · Motion · Early Day Motion
EDM 444
LEGAL AID
Introduced
19 December 2002
Last action
19 December 2002 · Early Day Motion
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0
Sponsors
Mr Marsha Singh
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Source updated
19 December 2002
Summary
That this House is concerned that the operation of legal aid can produce injustice notably where one litigant gets assistance and the other does not or where legal aid is obtained fraudulently; and calls for a mechanism by which judgements can be set aside where abuse of the legal aid system is made evident.
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19 December 2002
Early Day Motion
That this House is concerned that the operation of legal aid can produce injustice notably where one litigant gets assistance and the other does not or where legal aid is obtained fraudulently; and calls for a mechanism by which judgements can be set aside where abuse of the legal aid system is made evident.
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- Mr Marsha Singh · Labour · Primary sponsor
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- Official source: https://edm.parliament.uk/early-day-motions/23700
- Open data entity: https://oralquestionsandmotions-api.parliament.uk/EarlyDayMotions/list
- uk · edm-23700 · source updated 19 December 2002