Quotation formatting
Quotations are the only sections of text that need to be indented differently to the rest of the text – this is to ensure that the numbers do not interrupt the reading of the a judgment or decision.
Example of an incorrectly formatted quotation
Jugmohan Boodia & Anor v Richard Slade t/a Richard Slade & Co Solicitors
Example of a correctly formatted quotation that has been indented
Lancashire & South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust & Anor v AH [2023] EWCOP 1
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