Writing for a unanimous court, The Chief Justice, noted (at paragraph 31): «Nor is
lack of originality alone a flaw in judgment writing; on the contrary, it is part and parcel of the judicial process.»
To set aside a judgment for failure to attribute sources or for
lack of originality alone would be to misunderstand the nature of the judge's task and the time ‑ honoured traditions of judgment ‑ writing.
Nor is
lack of originality alone a flaw in judgment ‑ writing; on the contrary, it is part and parcel of the judicial process.
Nor is
lack of originality alone a flaw in judgment - writing; on the contrary, it is part and parcel of the judicial process.