The question whether a statute has overriding or mandatory effect can be a difficult one to answer. In this SerleShare,...
Read MoreIn a nod to Trustees’ Week in the charity sector, which concludes today, Jonathan Fowles writes an article about...
Read MoreThe correct remedy in a proprietary estoppel claim In Guest v Guest [2022] UKSC 387 the Supreme Court has addressed the correct...
Read MoreNiamh Herrett and Stefano Braschi joined chambers as of 1st October following successful completion of their pupillages. To mark them...
Read MoreIn the second instalment in this series of posts for prospective pupillage applicants, Professor Suzanne Rab reflects on the transformation...
Read MoreWelcome to Serle Court’s newly-launched pupillage and mini-pupillage SerleShare series SerleShareMinis - a useful guide for students looking...
Read More‘A tale of greed and exploitation of illiteracy’ How legal detective work exposed a daughter’s ruthlessness. ...
Read MoreClaims brought by more than 200,000 people affected by the Fundão Dam disaster in Brazil will be allowed to...
Read MoreIn response to World Intellectual Property Day 2022, Professor Suzanne Rab has written a SerleShare titled: "Artificial Intelligence...
Read MoreIn this SerleShare, Zoe O’Sullivan QC considers the recent bitcoin judgment in Tulip Trading Ltd v Bitcoin Association...
Read MoreJohn Machell QC has written a Case Note on St John’s Trust Company (PVT) Limited (SJTC) v...
Read MoreJohn Machell QC has written a Case Note on the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court’s judgment in Green Elite...
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