Judgment

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• April 6, 2020

  The Queen on the application of Tesco Stores Limited -v- Birmingham Magistrates’ Court and Birmingham City Council

  CivilJudgment

• April 6, 2020

  The Secretary of State for the Home Department -v- The Queen on the application of FTH (Updated)

  CivilJudgment

• April 3, 2020

  Alison Hook -v- Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government and Surrey Heath Borough Council (UPDATED)

  CivilJudgment

• April 3, 2020

  David Alan Caldicott, Sian Caldicott, and David Alexander Caldicott -v- Pamela Yvonne Richards and Louise Anne Walker

  CivilJudgment

• April 3, 2020

  Rahman PWR, Ismail Akdogan and Rotinda Demir -v- Director of Public Prosecutions

  CivilJudgment

• April 3, 2020

  Scipion Active Trading Fund -v- Vallis Group Limited

  CivilJudgment

• April 3, 2020

  The Queen on the application of X -v- The Ealing Youth Court

  Judgment

• April 3, 2020

  R -v- Zarathustra Jal Amrolian and The Commissioners for HM Revenue & Customs and R -v- Isidora Ranjit-Singh and The Commissioners for HM Revenue & Customs

  CivilJudgment

• April 3, 2020

  Leicester City Council -v- MPZ (by her litigation friend the Official Solicitor)

  FamilyJudgment

• April 3, 2020

  R -v- Sven Erik Isle and Lee James Harrison

  CriminalJudgment

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