Practice Notes
DEBATE Carter: how will it affect your practice?
Lawyers from across the whole spectrum of the profession examine the ramifications of Lord Carter’
Courting publicity
Government plans to boost confidence in family courts rely on more resources and the questionable premise that the press is interested in ordinary cases, J
Due diligence and Historic Buildings
Local authorities are sharpening their strategy to prosecute property owners for breach of planning regulations, including subsequent purchasers, warns Ste
Coroner Service Reform
The draft Coroners Bill aims to make the coroner service more efficient. Andrew Alonzi explain
Landlord & tenant update (2)
Disrepair :: Forfeiture :: Break clause :: Landlord & Tenant Act (Covenants) Act 1995 :: Business tenancies by Norman Joss and Nic
Family case briefing
The court in K v K has adopted a welcome, modern approach to the impact of cohabitation on a husband’s liability to maintain his ex-wife, says Jan
At your request
English courts take care over ‘letters of request’ for potential witnesses by foreign courts. Paul Friedman and Helen Rowlands discuss Daric Smith v Philli
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