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Comment: Gang aft agley – relief for Scots lawyers but indy vote is hard on mice an’ men

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Legal Business · 15 October 2014 · 3 min read
Scotland Comment

It was late in the day, as opinion polls narrowed alarmingly, that English lawyers took notice of Scotland’s independence vote last month and entertained the huge implications of a split in the UK’s 300-year-old union.

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