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Review of An Arbitrator's Award Based on 'Gross Irregularity' or 'Exceeding of Powers' | Knowledge

South African courts value the principle of party autonomy as a realisation of the freedom of parties to enter into and execute private arbitration agreements.

United States: the black hole of Guantanamo

The arrest of Saddam Hussein has not solved the Iraq problem since Iraqis remain hostile to their foreign occupiers and resistance continues. (...)

Like Shamima Begum, I could soon be stripped of British citizenship without notice | Naga Kandiah

Clause 9 of the nationality and borders bill will strike fear and uncertainty into the hearts of black and Asian Britons, says solicitor Naga Kandiah

What are the potential litigation implications in the UK of the GameStop 'short squeeze' saga?

In January 2021, GameStop’s stock price rose by more than 1,000% in less than a month in what has been called a ‘short squeeze’ by retail investors…

English Court supports broad discretion of arbitrators despite COVID-19 and debate over third party funding costs | Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

The recent Commercial Court decision in Tenke Fungurume Mining S.A. v Katanga Contracting Services S.A.S. highlights the very broad discretion that arbitrators have when it comes to...

UK gov slips in bill allowing revocation of citizenship without notice, claims it's 'conducive to public good' -- Puppet Masters -- Sott.net

People will no longer need to be notified that they are being stripped of their citizenship, thanks to a clause smuggled into the nationality and borders bill last week. This is an unfair and draconian measure that MPs ought to be ashamed to pass...

The Guardian view on UK citizenship: wrong to take it away without notice | Editorial

<strong>Editorial:</strong> Priti Patel might like decisions about revoking citizenship to remain unchallenged as the individual no longer has the right to know. But nobody else should welcome such a chilling move

Family Law Week: Abbasi & Anor v Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust [2021] EWHC 1699( Admin)

RAV Bahamas and another v Therapy Beach Club Incorporated (Bahamas): Judicial Committee of the Privy Council Rules on "Substantial Injustice" Requirement in Serious Irregularity Challenges | WilmerHale

Vanity Fair movie review & film summary (2004)