In the administration of justice, whether by a recognised legal Court or by persons who, although not a legal public Court, are acting in a similar c… - William Brett, 1st Viscount Esher

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In the administration of justice, whether by a recognised legal Court or by persons who, although not a legal public Court, are acting in a similar capacity, public policy requires that, in order that there should be no doubt about the purity of the administration, any person who is to take part in it should not be in such a position that he might be suspected of being biassed.