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12 February 2021 Practice – Pre-trial or post-judgment relief – Striking out The proceedings concerned two sets of proceedings, the Ogale proceedings and the Bille proceedings. In the Ogale proceedings, the claimant appellants were a Nigerian farming and fishing community of approximately 40,000 individuals. In the Bille proceedings, the claimant appellants were 2,335 individuals who lived in the Bille Kingdom, a remote riverine community in Nigeria. The claims alleged that numerous oil spills had occurred from oil pipelines and associated infrastructure operated in the vicinity of the ap...

Courtesy of danslelakehouse.com Tanya Watson, the blogger behind Dans le Lakehouse, leaned on a fresh color palette to transform her dated lake house into an airy oasis. She designed her home’s palette around the artwork of her late grandfather-in-law, renowned painter Bert Weir, which hangs throughout the house. Sticking to variations on a single shade makes decorating simple: “I can just toss something in the air, and wherever it lands, it’ll look great,” she says. Living Room

Sgt Christopher James fell from White Lion Hotel, in Upton-upon-Severn, Worcs Judges found his death could have been prevented by fitting of £7 window catch His widow, Deborah - a 43-year-old teacher, of Par, Cornwall - sued hotel owners, winning an initial victory at High Court in Bristol in January last year Ruling was appealed but judges in London today gave Mrs James right to payout 

The art of insurrection: what the US Capitol’s paintings tell us about the pro-Trump mob The Capitol’s art collection, under which the protesters swarmed, reveals an America in which reactionary politics have long been key 12 January 2021 • 3:00pm A pro-Trump protester on January 6, 2021. In the background is John Trumbull's 1826 painting Surrender of General Burgoyne Credit: Getty When pro-Trump protestors stormed the US Capitol last week, some detected a contrast between the art and the mob: the former framed the ideals of the republic, the latter betrayed them. I’m not so sure. Th...

Highland cannabis dealer supplied drug to friends By Ali Morrison Published: 15:30, 01 January 2021 Get the Inverness Courier sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the day's newspaper Sheriff Sara Matheson. A Kirkhill man who shared a cannabis joint with friends has admitted being concerned in the supply of the drug. But defence solicitor advocate Shahid Latif told Inverness Sheriff Court the case was "low level", with the incident being the full extent of 42-year-old William Mackenzie’s drug dealing. Mr Latif also said the prosecution’s value of th...