
Use of S21 Notices to continue for a while yet… – Section 21 Update Article – Jane Talbot
Jane Talbot provides an update on the use of Section 21 Housing Act 1988. To view the article, please click here.
Read Full ArticleJane Talbot provides an update on the use of Section 21 Housing Act 1988. To view the article, please click here.
Read Full ArticleRichard Dewsbery provides a reminder of a recent change to the Civil Procedure Rules, requiring claimants seeking an antisocial behaviour injunction to include mandatory information…
Read Full ArticleHolly Hilbourne-Gollop considers guidance from the Court of Appeal in Re P, H-L (Children) (Mobile Phone Extraction) [2023] EWCA Civ 206, in relation to the…
Read Full ArticleJane Talbot discusses the recent Supreme Court decision in Jones v Birmingham City Council in which the applicable standard of proof in gang and anti…
Read Full ArticleMatthew Maynard and Zara Mahmood provide an analysis of H-W (Care Proceedings: Further Fact-Find Hearing) [2023] EWCA Civ 149. To view the article, please click…
Read Full ArticleElizabeth Isaacs KC considers the latest messages from research published in April 2023 about the rise in private law applications by people who are not…
Read Full ArticleSarah Fahy considers the correct approach to the case management and use of explicit and intimate images in family proceedings. To view the article, please…
Read Full ArticleAll members and staff at St Ives Chambers offer our warmest congratulations to Timothy Bowe KC and Rebecca Wade KC as they are formally appointed…
Read MoreMark Cooper and Emma Kelly consider digital device analysis and public interest immunity in family proceedings. To view the article, please click here. (Mark Cooper,…
Read Full ArticleTracy Lakin and Beth Stirling consider the evolution of Section 91(14) Orders following the case of A Local Authority v F & Ors [2022] EWFC…
Read Full ArticleSt Ives Chambers is particularly well known for its family law expertise, which spans family finance, children and care matters………. Other key areas include crime and regulatory, commercial, Chancery and banking matters……Legal 500