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Family law – apprehension of bias – Proctor

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In the High Court decision of Charisteas v Charisteas [2021] HCA 29 (6 October 2021) the High Court was required to determine two distinct issues.

First, whether an apprehension of bias arose because the trial judge, while seised of the matter, had socialised with the barrister acting…



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