Court of Appeal backs Dr Cassaglia and urges rethink on 'puzzling' anti-bullying legislation
Archive image of Dr Daniel Cassaglia [left] pictured as he arrived in court with his lawyer Darren Martinez earlier this year. Photo by Johnny Bugeja
The Court of Appeal has upheld an earlier ruling in the long-running legal wrangle stemming from a high-profile GHA bullying case, making clear that conduct attributed to former Medical Director Dr Daniel Cassaglia did not amount to bullying in law. Three veteran judges agreed that courts must apply objective criteria when handling cases of this...
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