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Monthly Archives: 23rd April 2008
The Mental Capacity Act 2005 (April 2008, Nicola Greaney)
This paper was originally presented at a seminar in Chambers in April 2008. 1. The Mental Capacity Act 2005 in practice(a) Substantive issues(b) Procedural Issues 2. What role is there… Read more »
Not a Lot of People Know This (April 2008, Martin Edwards)
This article was originally published in Estates Gazette in April 2008. Objectors can oppose the conversion of large houses into flats by relying upon restrictive covenants However, an obscure provision… Read more »
Trust Me, I’m An Expert
This is a repeat of the seminar originally held on 22nd May. This highly practical work-shop is for commercial and construction litigation practitioners. The topics to be covered will include:… Read more »
Environmental Case Update (April 2008, Stephen Tromans)
This paper was originally presented at a series of seminars in Chambers. Nuisance and human rights: Marcic revisited Mobile phone masts and human rights Statutory nuisance and noise Nuclear build… Read more »
Standards and Bias – An Update
This seminar will examine: Part 10 of the Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Act 2007: overview and implications Local assessment and local investigations Bias and predetermination: where is… Read more »
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