Alleged victim of abuse loses legal battle

An alleged victim of abuse has lost his legal challenge against the Redress Board's decision to refuse his late application for compensation on the grounds of exceptional circumstances.

Wed, 24 Jun, 2009 - 18:21

An alleged victim of abuse has lost his legal challenge against the Redress Board's decision to refuse his late application for compensation on the grounds of exceptional circumstances.

The board refused to accept the application on grounds that it was made too late.

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