Mr Justice Hacon finds that procedures for applying for permission to appeal are not altered by the COVID-19 Protocol. By Oliver E. Browne In Claydon v. Mzuri,[1] Mr Justice Hacon of the High Court has found that the COVID-19 Protocol does not alter the procedure for appeal applications if a decision is handed down remotely … Continue Reading
By Daniel Harrison Recent UK Supreme Court decision could have far-reaching consequences for appeals In a split decision, the Supreme Court recently considered whether an order requiring an appellant to pay money (that the appellant does not have) into court to continue an appeal “stifles” the appeal and whether the order should be overturned. The … Continue Reading
By Jonathan Hew The Supreme Court is the highest court in the UK and the final resting place for civil and criminal appeals. Lord Neuberger, the President of the UK Supreme Court, has set out his views on the role and function of the court that may prove useful guidance if you are considering an … Continue Reading
