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Monthly Archives: 30th October 2007
Resource Allocation in the National Health Service: Access to drugs pending NICE Assessment (November 2006, Vikram Sachdeva)
The NHS is not a bottomless pit; yet new treatments continue to emerge at an ever-increasing rate. The decision regarding which drugs are available on the NHS is not a… Read more »
Regulation of Healthcare Professionals (September 2007, Vikram Sachdeva)
Applicability of Article 6 Determination of a Criminal Charge Determination of Civil Rights and Obligations Effect of Article 6 The Right to an Adversarial Hearing The Charges Disclosure Evidence The… Read more »
The Duty of Candour and Disclosure in Judicial Review (October 2007, Vikram Sachdeva)
Duty of Candour Disclosure The Previous Law A New Approach? How often will disclosure be ordered?
Fit for purpose – or else (October 2007, Martin Edwards)
This article was originally published in Estates Gazette in October 2007. Reasons must be stated on the grant of planning permission The failure to give an adequate summary may lead… Read more »
Periodical Payments: Good, bad or indifferent? (October 2007, William Norris QC)
This paper was originally presented as the Caroline Weatherill Memorial Lecture in October 2007. Background to the New Regime Full Compensation: The 100% Principle Achieving Accuracy The Arguments in Favour… Read more »
Case-Law Update: Significant cases for judicial review practitioners in the last 12 months (Alex Ruck Keene, October 2007)
This paper was originally presented at the CLT conference, ‘Challenging Decision Making by Judicial Review’ in October 2007. The paper covers significant cases in the judicial review field in the… Read more »
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