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An accountant was facing an indefinite jail sentence today after throwing hydrochloric acid over three High Court lawyers.
Ashok Mahajan, 55, who has a history of courtroom violence, launched his furious attack after losing a negligence action against a law firm.
As his appeal was dismissed, Mahajan got up to leave. When the judgeasked him to remain, his response was to first 'hurl abuse at all' andthen throw the acid.
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