The Sumukan Limited v Commonwealth Secretariat case was first heard in February 2005 before the internal, administrative tribunal of the Commonwealth Secretariat and on 20 February 2006 an appeal was heard in the Commercial Court of England and Wales before Mr Justice Colman.
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