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Monthly Archives: 30th September 2021
Issues in Unfair Prejudice Petitions 4: Relief
In this series of posts, Anna Lintner analyses key issues that arise in unfair prejudice petitions pursuant to s.994 Companies Act 2006. The court has an exceptionally wide jurisdiction to… Read more »
The Fire Safety Act 2021
On 29 April 2021, Parliament passed the Fire Safety Act 2021. The Act has been introduced to amend the application of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (“RRO”) as a result of… Read more »
Planning, Environment and Property Newsletter – 30th September 2021
Welcome to the ‘bumper’ edition of our Planning, Environment and Property newsletter in time for the Opening of the Legal Year on 1st October 2021. It is all too easy… Read more »
Vikram Sachdeva QC has been appointed as a Deputy High Court Judge.
Vikram’s appointment, by The Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, in consultation with the Lord Chancellor, is for a six year term and was made upon the recommendation of… Read more »
Red cards for judges: further guidance on Halliburton
For many of us, we have not forgotten the recent wait and ultimate outcome of the Supreme Court’s decision in Halliburton Company v Chubb Bermuda Insurance Ltd[1] (“Halliburton”). The Court of Appeal… Read more »
Deconstructed Liquidated Damages: Review of Recent Developments – Part Two
Liquidated damages clauses can provide a remedy that is predictable and certain. The difficult, time-consuming and potentially expensive task of quantifying damages is avoided. But drafting an enforceable clause is… Read more »
Deconstructed Liquidated Damages: Review of Recent Developments – Part One
Liquidated damages clauses can provide a remedy that is predictable and certain. The difficult, time-consuming and potentially expensive task of quantifying damages is avoided. But drafting an enforceable clause is… Read more »
Chambers’ Members and Staff to Run The Royal Parks Half Marathon in Support of the Public Law Project
We are delighted that a number of our clerks and barristers are running the Royal Parks Half Marathon on 10 October 2021 to raise money for the Public Law Project…. Read more »
Appointment to Advisory Council of The School of International Arbitration at Queen Mary University of London
We are delighted to announce that Sir David Foskett has accepted an invitation to become a member of the inaugural Advisory Council of The School of International Arbitration at Queen… Read more »
Episode 12 of Stephen Tromans QC’s short videos on current issues in environmental and planning law
Stephen has returned! Here he launches a series of video clips in the run up to COP26….
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