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The judgment of Mr Justice Henshaw of the High Court of England and Wales was handed down on 10 January 2022 in Barclays Bank plc v Shetty. The judge ruled that while the High Court...

The ownership papers of the vehicles were falsified and sold to two alleged unsuspecting buyers

A court has upheld the constitutionality of a controversial policy that limits gender status changes on Hong Kong identity cards to those who have undergone sex reassignment surgery. The Court of Appeal on Wednesday ruled against Henry Edward Tse and a person identified only as Q after they had applied for a judicial review of the government’s refusal to amend...

Earthquake 24-01 : 21 students admitted to the Hospital - Burglary at the TPI of P-au-P - Former senator John Joël Joseph back in court on Feb. 15 - Request for extradition of Samir Handal - Haiti in risk of humanitarian deterioration in 2022 - Justice...

French employers “have the right to refuse Arabs or blacks” and “all Muslims, whether they say it or not, consider (Islamist terrorists) to be ‘good Muslims’” — these wild assertions are not from the chat room of a far-right website, they are the public statements for which French presidential hopeful Eric Zemmour has previously been convicted. Last week, he was again found

KUWAIT CITY, Jan 25: The Court of Appeals upheld the verdict issued by the Court of First Instance, which obligated a real estate company to pay KD 40,000 to a citizen after it was proven that the company defrauded him through a false project of “purchasing real estate in the United States”. The c

The Commercial Court of the Queen’s Bench Division of the High Court of Justice of England and Wales (Commercial Court) has granted an application for summary judgment on a claim to...

Italian newspaper Il Riformista reported that Amara had also alleged that Eni's lawyers had "preferential" access to OPL 245 judges.

A correspondence dated January 18 bearing the signature of Pierre Espérance, Executive Director of RNDDH, addressed to the CSPJ accuses of corruption the examining magistrate Garry Orélien...

One long-standing rule of evidence, applicable not limitedly to criminal proceedings, but to all contentious judicial actions, is the so-called ‘best evid