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One of the fascinations of administrative law is the number of different rules you can break with a single flawed decision.
Despite being the focus of the Mitchell case, costs budgeting on multi track cases has been one of the less heralded of the Jackson reforms.
In an important judgment for those entering contracts of uncertain duration, the EAT has restricted when short-term duration exceptions to TUPE…
The burden lay with the police to prove that an allegation of assault made by a police officer had not been deliberately falsified.
The Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill which is before Parliament includes a ban on the use of 'exclusivity clauses' in zero hours…
A manifest failure to provide full and frank information on an application for a search and seizure warrant led the Administrative Court to set aside…
In claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 'living in the same household' can be a crucial element to succeeding…
Following the ECHR's decision to uphold France's ban on women wearing full face coverings in public, Phil Allen looks at the implications for UK…