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Monthly Archives: 31st May 2011
Energy Law and Projects – present and future Seminar
TO BOOK, PLEASE PRINT AND COMPLETE THE BOOKING FORM AND POST TO THIRTY NINE ESSEX STREET CHAMBERS WITH YOUR CHEQUE. THANK YOU. Thirty Nine Essex Street Chambers’ all day conference… Read more »
Court rules demolition of homes in Gateshead was unlawful
The High Court has ruled that the demolition of 118 homes by Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council was unlawful. As part of a Housing Market Renewal Pathfinder scheme the Council had… Read more »
39 Essex Chambers wins latest battle in windfarm wars
The Court of Appeal has given judgment in Hulme v. Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government [2011] EWCA Civ 638, the latest round in the long battle over… Read more »
Interlocutory Injunctions: An Overview (2011)
Paul Hayes (2011) To read this article, please click here.
The Use of Documents in Civil Litigation: Subpoenas and Discovery (2011)
Paul Hayes (2011) To read this article, please click here.
Lessons from Wickenby: Paul Hogan, the ACC and the ATO (2011)
Paul Hayes (2011) To read this article, please click here.
Chasing the Horse that Bolted: International Asset Tracing (2011)
Paul Hayes (2011) To read this article, please click here.
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