napley造句

• A statement from his London-based law firm Kingsley Napley said : " On Aug . 5 in Singapore Nick Leeson was diagnosed as suffering from cancer of the colon which has spread to his lymph nodes.
• Cc Spokesmen for Kingsley Napley, the law firm representing Pinochet, declined to comment on whether it was considering an emergency application for High Court review of Straw's decision, which might put off the Friday hearing.
• Napley worked on several suspected miscarriages of justice cases, including the one-armed bandit murder case in the early seventies ( which inspired the film " Get Carter " ) and the Jock Russell case in 1982.
• "On the basis of the information we've given to the Serious Fraud Office, he would have little alternative but plead guilty, " said Stephen Pollard, representing Leeson for the London law firm Kingsley Napley.
• Kingsley Napley, the law firm representing Leeson, issued a statement Friday saying Leeson had cooperated with the liquidators in the past _ " and has assisted them in their understanding of the trading that led to the collapse of the bank.
• But as to whether it's likely or not, we don't know the situation with the SFO, " said Stephen Pollard, a lawyer from London's Kingsley Napley Solicitors who visited Leeson in prison Tuesday and Wednesday.
• Kingsley Napley, Pinochet's London firm of attorneys, pledged 1, 000 pounds ( dlrs 1, 600 ) but apparently made no connection when Hoffmann was picked for the Pinochet tribunal _ where Amnesty lawyers were allowed to argue the case against their client.
• However, in June 1978 Napley telephoned Carman to tell him that the former leader of the Liberal Party ( UK ), Jeremy Thorpe, was probably going to be committed for trial on charges of conspiracy to murder and that he was going to retain him.
• "Having carefully considered all the recent developments, we can confirm we have lodged a petition with the House of Lords that the decision of their Lordships that Senator Pinochet does not have sovereign immunity should not be allowed to stand, " said Michael Caplan of the law firm Kingsley Napley.