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Monthly Archives: 31st July 2006
Article 10, the Reynolds Test and the Rule in the Duke of Brunswick’s Case European Human Rights Law Review, Issue 3 of 2006 (July 2006, Rory Dunlop)
This case analysis was originally published in the European Human Rights Law Review, Issue 3 of 2006. The article looks at the recent decision of the European Court of Human… Read more »
The Effect of Failing to Take Out Joint Names Insurance Chambers Client Report (July 2006, Rory Dunlop)
This article was originally published in Chambers Client Report in July 2006. The purpose of the article is to examine when a tortfeasor/contract breaker can defend itself on the grounds… Read more »
Seminar Paper – Environmental Impact Assessment (July 2006, Richard Harwood, Justine Thornton and Richard Wald)
This paper was originally presented at a seminar in Chambers in July 2006. “Environmental impact assessment (or EIA as it is normally known) is an increasingly important feature of planning… Read more »
Inquests – the present system and future developments (July 2006, Alexander Ruck Keene)
This paper was originally presented at a seminar to Everatt & Co in July 2006. “The paper falls into two parts. The first outlines the key features of the current… Read more »
Costs Updater (July 2006, Jeremy Morgan QC)
This article was originally published in the Law Society Gazette in July 2006. “The ghost of Admiral Byng, who was shot on the quarterdeck “pour encourager les autres” for failing… Read more »
Costs (July 2006, Jeremy Morgan QC)
This article was originally presented at the London Solicitors’ Litigation Association in July 2006. The paper covers: CFAs Costs consequences of refusing to negotiate Part 36 and other offers Indemnity… Read more »
The Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006 – An overview (July 2006, Alex Ruck Keene)
“The Government published its Rural White Paper in November 2000, containing proposals for the better management of the countryside, and also proposals for remedying what were widely recognised to be… Read more »
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