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Law lecturer wins case against brother over sale of jointly held flat in Hampstead

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March 23rd, 2017

Rape victims to be spared cross-examination in court

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March 22nd, 2017

Supreme Court judgment affirms position that people can bequeathe their assets as they choose

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March 16th, 2017

Jack Monroe, food blogger, wins libel case against Katie Hopkins

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March 15th, 2017

Widow fights stepsons in court over estate inheritance

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March 11th, 2017

Home Office assures EU students that they will not be deported if they don’t have medical insurance

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March 8th, 2017

What should EU citizens residing in the UK do as the UK heads towards the Brexit?

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March 1st, 2017

Penalties doubled for motorists using handheld devices

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March 1st, 2017

One in four EU citizens applying for British citizenship have their applications rejected

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February 28th, 2017

The case of the motorist caught speeding at 127 mph who avoided disqualification

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February 23rd, 2017

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A Cambridge researcher has compiled the 10 most bizarre laws that are still in force in the UK, and some people may be alarmed to know that it is illegal to be drunk in a pub. posted on September 9th, 2016
The Court of Appeal has ruled that the reduction in housing support for people with more than a certain number of bedrooms – dubbed the “bedroom tax” – amounts to unlawful discrimination. The removal in 2013 of what the government calls the “spare room subsidy” cuts benefits for social housing... posted on January 28th, 2016
Anyone wanting to watch hearings held in the Supreme Court, the UK’s highest court, will be able to do so online the next working day, it has been announced. The Supreme Court president, Lord Neuberger, said, “Now justice can be seen to be done at a time which suits you. posted on May 5th, 2015