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A Level Law: Are students expected to apply Ghosh or Ivey as the test for dishonesty?

14 November 2019 16:35
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For June 2019, we allowed both Ghosh and Ivey. When there’s further clarification, then our position will change but at the moment we will accept Ghosh as still being the law (technically), and Ivey as being the will and further intention of the court.

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