Chancery Division

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• February 5, 2024

  South Tees Development Corporation and another -v- PD Teesport Limited

  Business and Property CourtsChancery DivisionHigh CourtJudgment

• December 14, 2023

  Oatly AB -v- Dairy UK Ltd

  Business and Property CourtsChancery DivisionHigh Court

• October 3, 2023

  Harrington and Charles Trading Company Limited -v- Jatin Rajnikant Mehta

  Business and Property CourtsBusiness ListChancellor of the High CourtChancery DivisionHigh CourtJudgment

• July 26, 2023

  Committal for Contempt of Court: Armstrong -v- Carter

  Chancery DivisionHigh CourtCommittal for Contempt of Court

• July 20, 2023

  Craig Wright -v- BTC Core and others

  Business and Property CourtsChancery DivisionCourt of Appeal Civil DivisionIntellectual Property ListJudgment

• May 18, 2023

  Final report of the Financial Remedies Court (FRC) Sub-Group of the Transparency Implementation Group

  Read the recommendations regarding anonymity, listing of cases, attending hearings, availability of documents, judgments and more

  Chancery DivisionCivilCourt of ProtectionFamilyFinancial Remedies CourtKing's Bench DivisionReports

• May 3, 2023

  Committal for Contempt of Court: Khawaja -v- Stefanova and others

  Chancery DivisionHigh CourtCommittal for Contempt of Court

• April 3, 2023

  Fay Evans -v- John Lewis PLC and another

  Business and Property CourtsChancery DivisionHigh CourtIntellectual Property Enterprise CourtJudgment

• February 14, 2023

  Committal for Contempt of Court: SRA -v- Khan and others

  Business and Property CourtsChancery DivisionHigh CourtCommittal for Contempt of Court

• January 13, 2023

  Darwall and Darwall -v- Dartmoor National Park Authority

  Business and Property CourtsChancellor of the High CourtChancery DivisionCivilHigh CourtProperty, Trusts and Probate ListJudgment

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