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Monthly Archives: 16th September 2005
Seminar Paper – Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act 2005 (June 2005, Alex Ruck Keene)
This paper was originally presented at a seminar in Chambers in June 2005. “This paper covers the important provisions of Parts, 3, 5, 6, 7 and 9 of the Clean… Read more »
Seminar Paper – Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act 2005 (June 2005, Martin Edwards)
This paper was originally presented at a seminar in Chambers in June 2005. “This wide-ranging Act seeks to rationalise the legislative framework governing public spaces and the local environment. In… Read more »
Expert Evidence Now
Kate Grange will look at the purpose and function of expert evidence before moving on to consider recent developments in this area together with lessons which can be learned from… Read more »
An Article 8 Update (April 2005, Gordon Nardell)
This paper was originally presented at the Civil Service College course Article 8 for Government Lawyers, in April 2005. Article 8(1): Scope of “private life” The context Privacy in the… Read more »
The Decision Letter: is it over… or overturned? (September 2005, Gordon Nardell)
These notes were originally presented at the LGG Planning Inquiries conference in September 2005. The notes examine – When is a decision vulnerable to legal challenge? To challenge or not… Read more »
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