…ally thousands of consumers and SMEs alike. Moreover, this is an opportunity for the UK to lead the world in showing how a mature first world justice system can make full and effective use of…
…hat on the 19th of October 2011 at St Mary’s Church, Lewisham High Street they stole a Bronze First World War Memorial Plaque of a value unknown belonging to St Mary’s Church SE13 Lewisham High…
…g Group and a former Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, said: “The meeting provided a forum for the discussion of cross jurisdiction understanding in commercial courts as well as…
…on Friday 28 March. That investment will at last produce long overdue improvements in court infrastructure, and particularly IT. It will help reinforce a world class court and tribunal system…
…civil claims. Online Dispute Resolution is not science-fiction. There are examples from around the world that clearly demonstrate its current value and future potential, not least to litigants in…
…substantial increase in the number of international cases brought in the TCC, with parties to construction and engineering contracts all over the world specifying the TCC as the court to resolve…
…Council of Europe and of the European Union, like England and Wales, are affected by European jurisprudence as well as national law. The development of the law in England is of particular interest…
…mer redress. The partnership between the University and the Civil Justice Council has resulted in a world– leading piece of research.” The research analyses consumer claims in common law…
…his first annual report as Senior President. He set out his vision for the years ahead and he uses today’s report to reflect on the progress made since his appointment in three key areas: one…
…prerogative orders had been reformed. In 1977, under what was then called the “new” Order 53 of the Rules of the Supreme Court, a procedure known as the application for judicial review was first…