Destitution for child and mother: actual or imminent?
By David Burrows
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Family Law
26th May 2020
How destitute a child? At more less the same time that the British Prime Minister Mr Johnson was agreeing, under political pressure, that the Home Department should not press ahead with its plans to...
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Issues for trail: to agree what you can’t agree
By David Burrows
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Family Law
19th May 2020
Definition of issues One of the difficulties with family proceedings is that most of the statements of case or pleadings (as they used to be called) – where there are any such documents at all – must...
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Control of court evidence
By David Burrows
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Family Law
12th May 2020
Evidence which could be given orally Waksman J started his short published case management judgment in PCP Capital Partners LLP & Anor v Barclays Bank Plc [2020] EWHC 646 (Comm) (12 March 2020) as...
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Bloomsbury Family Law Briefing: May Teaser
By David Burrows
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Family Law
6th May 2020
Of these seven cases noted here, the last two raise issues which arise directly from Covid-19 remote hearings. The article deals more fully with fairness and cases effect by the consequences of...
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Parental alienation and the influence of cults
By David Burrows
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Family Law
5th May 2020
Malign influence on welfare of child Two of the more near intractable aspects of welfare decisions on resolving issues between separated parents must be parental alienation and the malign influence...
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Bloomsbury IP/IT Briefing: April Teaser
30th April 2020
This month’s Briefing includes two important patent judgments in the UK courts, as well as trade mark decisions from the IPEC and the CJEU, as well as information on the impact of the Covid-19...
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Bloomsbury Immigration Law Briefing: April Teaser
29th April 2020
Welcome to the latest Bloomsbury Immigration Law Briefing which covers the period up to 24 April 2020.
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The LPP ‘iniquity exemption’ and financial provision proceedings
By David Burrows
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Family Law
28th April 2020
Iniquity and overriding privilege One of the more difficult areas of practice is to identify, in the real world, what may and may not be ‘iniquity’ in relation to legal professional privilege (LPP)....
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‘A fair hearing’ and an order in a time of Corvid 19
By David Burrows
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Family Law
21st April 2020
A message for civil and family proceedings In a Message for Circuit and District Judges sitting in Civil and Family from the Lord Chief Justice, Master of the Rolls and President of the Family...
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Five from 5: Furloughing
20th April 2020
Message from the Editor, Dan Hobbs: This is a special edition produced to answer many of the employment law questions arising out of the present COVID-19 pandemic.On 1 April 2020, Alastair Hodge and...
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