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But while judges should always be unbiased and above the fray, as Roman Poet Horace acknowledged in his Ars Poetica, even ...
(c) for the purpose of discovery or other similar procedures in any court proceedings or arbitral proceedings (as the case ...
Adjudication Matters: May 2025 27th May 2025 Welcome to the May 2025 edition of Adjudication Matters, where we discuss the latest key developments in adjudication. In this month’s bulletin we look at: ...
A barrister and her solicitors have been condemned by a judge for their “appalling professional misbehaviour” after they cited non-existent cases. Sarah Forey of 3 Bolt Court Chambers and the Haringey ...
The recent ruling by Mr Justice Hayden in S v F and M [2025] EWHC 439 (Fam) highlights the delicate balance between the lawful exercise of parental responsibility and the wishes and feelings of a ...
ABUJA – As the allegation of sexual harassment involving Senate President, Godswill Akpabio and Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan continue to generate controversy, Every Woman Hope Centre (EWHC ...
The manufacturers of a breath testing device are third parties and any records they hold relating to the machine are not ‘prosecution material’ within the meaning of the CPIA: DPP v Wood and ...
Stability AI wanted the case thrown out of UK courts, but a judge ruled further investigation into Getty and Stability’s claims merits a trial.
Cumbria County Council [2016] EWHC 2946 (TCC). In this case, the Court considered whether the use of sampling might be applied more widely in construction cases, its effectiveness as a means of ...
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