Yes
It means an order which makes someone who is not actually a party to the main action hand over their documents, because those documents will identify someone as a baddy.
Classic example is copyright infringement but it could be anything
Posted By: Old Git on May 9th 2008 at 09:11:09
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- **** FAO BEN GRAVES ***** (General Chat) - Old Git, May 9, 08:50:43
- but everyone on here uses an anonymous proxy, surely? (n/m) (General Chat) - shoddy, May 9, 08:59:00
- OG is a Norwich Pharmacal order a general legal term? (n/m) (General Chat) - jafski, May 9, 08:54:00
- yeah, and how much is it going to cost for a brief etc etc (General Chat) - harry boulders, May 9, 09:18:22
- Yes (General Chat) - Old Git, May 9, 09:11:09
- Thanks very much. Also thanks for the use of the word baddy, is that also a legal term? (n/m) (General Chat) - jafski, May 9, 09:13:55
- I thought it was more WOTB friendly than "tortfeasor", which I had typed originally (n/m) (General Chat) - Old Git, May 9, 09:17:45
- have you ever asked a lady barrister to get her torts out? (General Chat) - Tomblander, May 9, 09:36:35
- You were correct. (n/m) (General Chat) - jafski, May 9, 09:33:02
- I thought it was more WOTB friendly than "tortfeasor", which I had typed originally (n/m) (General Chat) - Old Git, May 9, 09:17:45
- Thanks very much. Also thanks for the use of the word baddy, is that also a legal term? (n/m) (General Chat) - jafski, May 9, 09:13:55
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