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The High Court has confirmed, in the recent case of Caledonian Life v Financial Services Ombudsman, that an appeal against a finding of the Financial Services Ombudsman (the "FSO") is not a de novo hearing of the original complaint but rather a review of the FSO's decision making procedure
