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Clergy Abuse: A Hard Path for Claimants

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Law and Justice: the Christian Law Review, Volume: [2023], Issue: 191, Pages: 138 - 145

Swansea University Author: Andrew Tettenborn Orcid Logo

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Abstract

The recent decision of the Supreme Court in BXB v Watchtower Bible Society needs careful analysis in the light of different employment practices among religious groups, but is likely to make claims against organisations for clergy abuse more difficult.

Published in: Law and Justice: the Christian Law Review
ISSN: 0269-817X
Published: Worcester, UK Edmund Plowden Trust 2024
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