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This landmark ruling provides some degree of clarity into the often-debated points around the corporate veil, although the devil is, as always, in the detail. Although they have upheld the...

Durham County Council v Dunn [2012] EWCA Civ 1654 is a case about a civil claim arising from alleged abuse of a person at a young people's centre; but for the family lawyer it operates on at least...

This week brought with it an opportunity for a day out of glorious Bristol to attend the Family Law Reception at the Inner Temple. As ever, it was a very pleasant occasion which enabled Jordans’...

Mohan v Mohan [2013] EWCA Civ 586 provides a timely reminder of the law in relation to self-incrimination privilege; but it also suggests that questions about procedure for over enforcement of...

The Law Society Gazette reports, 24 May, that the UK has declined to take part in an EU initiative to launch a "European justice scoreboard", which according to the EU press release is "to...

Family arbitration has been successfully launched in several countries recently and is having a kick-start in those countries where it is presently available but underused. There has been a...

Christine Piper, Brunel University Section 1 of the Children and Young Persons Act 1933, originally drafted in the 1860s, sets out the offence often referred to as ‘child...

To commence proceedings I will firstly deal with the most disturbing judgment on offer this week before moving on to the more palatable types of cases involving financial remedies and judicial...

The cases of Re JG (a child by her guardian) v Legal Services Commission and ors (incl Law Society and Secretary of State for Justice) [2013] EWHC 804 (Admin) and R (on the application of T) v Legal...

Nick Airey, Consultant Psychiatrist, Somerset This article presents something about the history and usage of heroin. The 'natural history' of a heroin using couple is described in the context...

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