Family Group Newsletter: Spring 2021 Edition
To view the latest edition of the Family Group Newsletter please click here. Within this update you will find a range of articles including: ‘Requesting…
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Which hat am I wearing? A tale of two jurisdictions by Alexander Pritchard-Jones
APJ considers the latest case on reporting restrictions in criminal proceedings. To view the article please click here.
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The pitfalls of relying on s21 during the pandemic by Jane Talbot
Jane Talbot considers the implications of the recent case of Corp of Trinity House of Deptford Strond v (1) Dequincy Prescott (2) Clodagh Byrne for…
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The show must now go on by Lachlan Stewart
In this article Lachlan Stewart considers the case of Bilta (UK) Ltd and others v SVS Securities Plc and others [2021] EWHC 36 (Ch) which…
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F v M [2021] EWFC 4 – Holly Hilbourne-Gollop
Holly Hilbourne-Gollop considers the recent High Court case of F v M [2021] EWFC 4 and the guidance provided in relation to allegations of coercive and…
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Social Housing Autumn Round Up by Jane Talbot
In this article, Jane Talbot provides a brief overview of recent developments since the ending of the possession stay in September 2020. To view the…
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Justin Jarmola, instructed by Penmans Solicitors defends in arson case at Warwick Crown Court
Justin Jarmola, instructed by Penmans Solicitors defends in arson case at Warwick Crown Court. To view the article click here.
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Sentencing made Simpler: The Sentencing Act 2020 by Callum Church and Queenie Djan
Coming into force on 1st December 2020, the Sentencing Act 2020 codifies and simplifies sentencing practice in England and Wales. Queenie Djan and Callum Church…
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Park(ing) Life by Anya Newman
Anya Newman successfully fends off an attempt to use Constructive Interpretation to obtain a more extensive right of way in this neighbour parking dispute. To…
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Restrictive Covenants: Ignore at your Peril by Michelle Caney
In the first appeal in which the Supreme Court has been required to deal with section 84 of the Law of Property Act 1925, it has delivered…
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