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When considering an application for the return of a child who has been removed from a country without a parent’s consent, the courts’ paramount concern will always be the best...
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The Upper Tribunal (UT) has upheld a homeowner’s appeal against a decision that he had not acquired a right of way over part of a driveway belonging to one of...
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The courts have powers to deal with protests or other actions that disrupt the day-to-day activities of people and organisations, even when those responsible cannot be identified. Recently, the High...
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Court and tribunal hearings usually take place in public, as part of the principle of open justice. However, a judge can decide to hold a hearing in private if it...
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The Employment Rights Bill, which formed part of the legislative programme outlined in the King’s Speech, has now been introduced into Parliament. Some of the key provisions included in...
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The Family Court recently considered an application by the parents of a 15-year-old boy for authorisation to accept a gift of a share in a property on his behalf, in...
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