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The much-awaited judgment in the Bankside Lofts litigation (Cooper & Ors. v Ludgate House Limited [2025] EWHC1724 (Ch)) was handed down...
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In their recent article for Trusts & Trustees, Sophie Holcombe and Jamie Randall write, '...
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Marc Delehanty writes for ThoughtLeaders4 FIRE magazine on the impact of the Supreme Court’s decision in El-Husseiny v...
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In the latest issue of ThoughtLeaders4 FIRE Magazine, Wilson Leung examines the Privy Council’s...
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In an article for New Law Journal, Andrew Francis looks back at six pieces of 1925 property legislation,...
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In his article for #SerleShare, Anthony Kennedy considers the Commercial Court’s recent construction of Section 5 of the Protection...
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In his article for #SerleShare, Anthony Kennedy considers the Supreme Court's latest guidance on how to determine the law...
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In his article for #SerleShare, Christopher Stoner KC considers the lessons from the recent judgment of Master Brightwell, handed down...
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#SerleShare: Insolvency and Arbitration: A Clash of Concepts Anthony Kennedy considers the reasoning in, and impact of, the Privy Council'...
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In this SerleShare, Andrew Francis analyses the recent judgment in Davies v Bridgend [2024] UKSC 15. To read the SerleShare, please...
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In this article, Constance McDonnell KC and George Vare consider the recent case of Leonard v Leonard, in which they...
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Anthony Kennedy considers the UK Government's decision to sign the Hague Convention of 2 July 2019 on the Recognition and Enforcement...
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In the second of three articles on issues covered by the Law Commission’s second consultation on reforms to...
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In this SerleShare, Jennifer Haywood looks at how the move towards mandatory mediation is gathering momentum. Jennifer is an accredited...
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The intention of the CFA regime is to improve access to justice, but what can happen if a CFA relationship...
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Andrew Francis considers the recent judgment of the Supreme Court in Sara & Hossein Asset Holdings Limited v Blacks Outdoor...
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In this SerleShare, Andrew Francis considers the Supreme Court’s judgment in Fearn & Ors. v Board of Trustees...
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In this SerleShare, Andrew Bruce considers the recent guidance given to valuation experts appearing in the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber)....
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On Monday, 14th November Serle Court hosted its 5th International Trusts and Commercial Litigation Conference 2022 in New York, sponsored by...
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In this SerleShare, Andrew Bruce analyses the recent judgment in Countess of Wemyss and March v. Simon C. Dickinson...
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The question whether a statute has overriding or mandatory effect can be a difficult one to answer. In this SerleShare,...
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In a nod to Trustees’ Week in the charity sector, which concludes today, Jonathan Fowles writes an article about...
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The correct remedy in a proprietary estoppel claim In Guest v Guest [2022] UKSC 387 the Supreme Court has addressed the correct...
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Niamh Herrett and Stefano Braschi joined chambers as of 1st October following successful completion of their pupillages. To mark them...
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