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In [case], Lord Hope concluded that the ECHR, art 6 was not engaged as the bank had the benefit of the remaining safeguard of being able to apply to the High Court to set aside the direction made against it (which prevented it from operating in the UK). Therefore, at the point in the process at which the bank was claiming that its ECHR, art 6 rights were violated (because of the lack of opportunity it had to counter the allegations against it), the overall issue had not yet reached a determination in his view.
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Bank Mellat v HM Treasury (No 2), [2013] UKSC 39

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In [case], Lord Hope concluded that the ECHR, art 6 was not engaged as the bank had the benefit of the remaining safeguard of being able to apply to the High Court to set aside the direction made against it (which prevented it from operating in the UK). Therefore, at the point in the process at which the bank was claiming that its ECHR, art 6 rights were violated (because of the lack of opportunity it had to counter the allegations against it), the overall issue had not yet reached a determination in his view.
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In [case], Lord Hope concluded that the ECHR, art 6 was not engaged as the bank had the benefit of the remaining safeguard of being able to apply to the High Court to set aside the direction made against it (which prevented it from operating in the UK). Therefore, at the point in the process at which the bank was claiming that its ECHR, art 6 rights were violated (because of the lack of opportunity it had to counter the allegations against it), the overall issue had not yet reached a determination in his view.
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Bank Mellat v HM Treasury (No 2), [2013] UKSC 39
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In Bank Mellat v HM Treasury (No 2), [2013] UKSC 39, Lord Hope concluded that the ECHR, art 6 was not engaged as the bank had the benefit of the remaining safeguard of being able to apply to the High Court to set aside the direction made

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