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For the first time the Court of Appeal has considered the provisions allowing a public authority to refuse an information request because it is vexatious or manifestly unreasonable for the purposes of section 14(1) of the Freedom of Information Act... Read more
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The Supreme Court is currently hearing the case of Edenred (UK Group) Limited and another v HM Treasury and others, a challenge under the Public Contracts Regulations 2006 and by judicial review to the Government’s use of National Savings and... Read more
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Timothy Pitt-Payne KC delivered this paper at the 11KBW Employment Law Conference on 14th May and 3rd June 2015.
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Simon Devonshire KC delivered this paper at the 11KBW Employment Law Conference on 14th May and 3rd June 2015. Read the paper here.
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Thomas Ogg delivered this paper at the 11KBW Employment Law Conference on 14th May and 3rd June 2015. Read the paper here. Listen to the podcast here.
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Julian Wilson delivered this paper at the 11KBW Employment Law Conference on 14th May and 3rd June 2015. Read the paper here.
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Harini Iyengar delivered this paper at the 11KBW Employment Law Conference on 14th May and 3rd June 2015. Read the paper here. Listen to the podcast here.
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The Supreme Court has handed down judgment in three appeals concerning the meaning of “vulnerable” within section 189(1)(c) of the Housing Act 1996. The three appeals raise a number of issues concerning the duty of local housing authorities towards homeless... Read more
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Ramey v University of Oxford Holly Stout, instructed by Bevan Brittan, successfully represented Oxford University in this challenge to the University’s new Harassment Policy. The Claimant contended that the University’s new policy unlawfully limited the circumstances in which the University... Read more
