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Possession proceedings and COVID-19
Updated alerter 27 May 2020 With the government ordering people to stay at home during the...
read moreA policy of indefinite retention of convicts’ biometric data found to be unlawful (Gaughran v United Kingdom)
The Police Service of Northern Ireland had a policy of taking photographs, fingerprints and a DNA...
read moreAG Opinion clarifies the boundaries of ‘horizontal’ co-operation between contracting authorities in public procurement
Informatikgesellschaft für Software-Entwicklung mbH v Stadt Köln Advocate General Campos...
read moreCourt of Appeal adopts dominant purpose test
Copying in your lawyer or having them at a meeting, does not necessarily mean that legal advice...
read moreHigh Court critical of approach to evidence in Post Office litigation
Bates and others v Post Office Ltd In the final judgment of this long-running group litigation,...
read moreLifting the automatic suspension in procurement claims (Alstom v Network Rail)
Public Law analysis: The court provided a closely reasoned judgment granting Network Rail’s...
read moreThe relationship between Part 1 and Section 41(1) of the Consumer Protection Act 1987
In Wilson v Beko [2019] EWHC 3362 (QB), Knowles J. rejected arguments that section 41(1) of the...
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