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Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
every 22 days
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
23 minutes
Englisch
Großbritannien
33 Folgen
seit 25. Januar 2021
episodic

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In this episode of Brief Tapes, Millie Rai explores the new pilot scheme for simplified cost budgeting, introduced by Practice Direction 51ZG, and what it means for those working in the Business and Property Courts. From the new Precedent Z to sanctions, timelines and default rules, this episode of…

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FRÜHERE EPISODEN

In this episode of Brief Tapes, we explore rectification under the Land Registration Act 2002, especially in cases involving fraud, forgery, and mistaken entries on the land register. Led by Michael Booth KC and Stuart Armstrong, this episode offers an in-depth, case-led discussion on one of proper…
This time on Brief Tapes, we explore the fascinating intersection of Memory and Witness Evidence. Hosted by barristers Jessica Powers and Justin Perring as they discuss judicial approaches to memory, fact-finding and the vital role of documents in the process.  Inspired by Lord Justice Popplewell’s…
To launch our brand new series, we are diving deep into a pivotal topic for commercial property law: The Future of Security of Tenure under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954. Hosted by John Campbell, barrister of New Square Chambers and Oliver Maxwell of the Smith Partnership in Derby as they explor…
The Supreme Court handed down the long awaited judgment in The Manchester Ship Canal Company Ltd v United Utilities Ltd (No2) [2024] UKSC 22 on 2 July 2024. In this episode, John Campbell and Justin Perring examine the judgment and discuss its implications on claims in private nuisance against stat…
Hundreds of petitions are heard every week in the winding-up court, and with that volume of cases, it is hardly surprising that all manner of things can go wrong. In this episode, Jessica Powers and JJ Liew share hints and tips on how to navigate each stage of the winding-up petition process, from …
They say a man’s home is his castle, but what happens when the castle has more than one inhabitant and they fall out? James Saunders and Jessica Powers are joined by Emily Roskilly of Roskilly and Mills to explore both sole name and joint name cohabitation cases, and the cohabitation issues that ar…

Judge-Led ADR

In this episode, Dr Sarah Egan and Jessica Powers discuss the changing ADR landscape, focussing on ADR processes which are led by judges: Chancery FDRs and Early Neutral Evaluation. Drawing on the Chancery Guide, case law, and their own experience, they explore the mechanics and outcomes of those p…
Simon Adamyk and Justin Perring explore how commercial and chancery litigators can use GDPR to gain a tactical advantage in disputes. From obtaining information pre-action or outside of the usual disclosure avenues to resisting a GDPR attack, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to use …
In this special episode for IWD 2024, Millie Rai and Chloe Rixon shine a light on some of the challenges and triumphs faced by women at the Commercial Chancery Bar.
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