Card transaction fees: no small change
Halcyon Chambers
/ 20th June 2020
Article by Naomh Gibson Business owners and merchants, whether of small, medium or large entities, will be aware of multilateral interchange...
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Can I appeal a Judge’s decision for their behaviour?
Halcyon Chambers
/ 6th June 2020
Article by Naomh Gibson There are a number of reasons why individuals may choose to represent themselves as a ‘litigant in...
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[UPDATE] Can I refuse to teach or work in a school?
Halcyon Chambers
/ 1st June 2020
Article by Naomh Gibson The role of a teacher is something which is often the subject of debate in education. Certainly,...
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Revised admissions appeals procedure approved
Halcyon Chambers
/ 1st May 2020
Article by Naomh Gibson As per our earlier article, the Government has now updated their guidance on how primary and secondary...
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Law in the time of COVID-19: making a successful winding up petition
Halcyon Chambers
/ 1st May 2020
Article by Naomh Gibson On 23 April 2020, the Government announced emergency measures to protect commercial tenants, to include a moratorium...
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Admissions appeals still going ahead subject to revised procedure
Halcyon Chambers
/ 19th April 2020
Article by Naomh Gibson While the COVID-19 pandemic rages on and schools currently remain closed, families who have been carefully planning...
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Can a civil injunction stop me protesting?
Halcyon Chambers
/ 17th April 2020
Article by Tony Muman and Naomh Gibson The United Kingdom has a proud history of protest movements, from the Suffragette...
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Is a handed-down judgment always final?
Halcyon Chambers
/ 16th April 2020
Article by Tony Muman and Naomh Gibson It is common practice in civil litigation following a trial of the issues...
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Domestic abuse and the COVID-19 lockdown
Halcyon Chambers
/ 7th April 2020
Article by Emma Weaver The world is currently in the midst of a pandemic and many countries have taken steps...
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Law in the time of COVID-19: Changes to wrongful trading laws
Halcyon Chambers
/ 5th April 2020
Article by Naomh Gibson Wrongful trading is a statutory offence under Section 214 and Section 246ZB of the Insolvency Act...
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