RE: A (A CHILD : REMOTE HEARING) - JUDGMENT 28 APRIL 2020
27th Apr 2020John Chukwuemeka discusses the upcoming Judgment in Re: A (A Child : Remote Hearing) due tomorrow (28 April 2020). 1. In the wake of…
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John Chukwuemeka discusses the upcoming Judgment in Re: A (A Child : Remote Hearing) due tomorrow (28 April 2020). 1. In the wake of…
Upon my recent Article entitled “The Impact of Coronavirus (COVID-19) on Housing and Real Estate Litigation” I concluded that “we can expect further…
Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, Crown Court trials are being taken out of the list for April and May, with new trial dates…
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COVID-19 AND THE MANCHESTER CROWN COURTS - WEATHERING THE STORM MARCH 2020 On 24/3/20 all members of the Northern Circuit received an unprecedented…