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Protections for strikers incompatible with Human Rights Convention

Supreme CourtPublished on June 3, 2024Secretary of State for Business and Trade v MercerBefore Lord Lloyd-Jones, Lord Hamblen, Lord Burrows, Lord Richards and Lady Simler[2024] UKSC 12Judgment April

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Right to retrial for requested person convicted in his absence

Supreme CourtPublished on May 21, 2024Merticariu v Judecatoria Arad, RomaniaBefore Lord Hodge, Lord Sales, Lord Burrows, Lord Stephens and Lord Burnett of Maldon[2024] UKSC 10Judgment March 6, 2024

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Do reasonable endeavours require accepting non-contractual performance to reach a reasonable outcome? | Mayer Brown

Do reasonable endeavours require accepting non-contractual performance to reach a reasonable outcome? | Mayer Brown
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Bridgend Council not liable for residual Japanese knotweed damage, Supreme Court rules

Bridgend Council not liable for residual Japanese knotweed damage, Supreme Court rules
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Determining whether person deliberately absented himself from trial

Supreme CourtPublished on May 6, 2024Bertino v Public Prosecutor’s Office, ItalyBefore Lord Hodge, Lord Sales, Lord Burrows, Lord Stephens and Lord Burnett[2024] UKSC 9Judgment March 6, 2024When a

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