Practice Notes: Procedures
Civil litigation brief
Gordon Exall looks at the House of Lords decision in Horton v Sadler and considers its practica
23 Jun 2006
Share alike
After Miller, it is increasingly critical to get share valuation right, says Anne-Mari
09 Jun 2006
Close examination
Home inspectors are crucial to the new HIPs process, but will there be enough of them, asks Andre
02 Jun 2006
Rutherford saga
The Lords’ decision in Rutherford brings welcome clarification of the concepts behind sex discrimination laws, says Su
12 May 2006
VAT: post-M&S legislation open to challenge
Marks & Spencer (M&S) should be entitled to claim group relief on the losses sustained by its subsidiaries in Germany and Belgium, the High Court ruled thi
24 Apr 2006
Escape clause
When can the courts refuse an application for a civil jury trial? Tony Davies reports on a Court of Appeal decision which clarifies the correc
11 Jul 2003
- ADR & Mediation
- Agricultural
- Bankruptcy and Insolvency
- Charities
- Children
- Clinical Negligence
- Cohabitation
- Commercial
- Commercial Property
- Company, Consumer, and Contract
- Construction
- Consumer
- Contracts & Rights
- Conveyancing
- Costs
- Crime
- Data Protection
- Discrimination
- Divorce
- Education
- Employment
- EU & International
- Expert Witness
- Insurance
- Family
- Financial Services & Tax
- Funding, Costs and Legal Aid
- Health & Safety
- Human Rights
- Intellectual Property
- Judicial Review
- Landlord & Tenant
- Litigation
- Local Government
- Marriage & Civil Partnership
- Mergers & Acquisition
- Niche
- Pensions
- Personal Injury
- Police & Prisons
- Private Client
- Procedures
- Professional Negligence
- Property
- Public
- Regulation
- Residential
- Road Traffic
- Tax & Wealth Structuring
- Termination
- Trade
- Tribunals & Courts
- White Collar Crime
- Wills, Trusts & Probate