Slave to the system
The Human Rights Act 1998 may not yet be in force, but barristers are already putting it to good use.
Obiter has heard that a barrister, resisting an application for further and better particulars, recently argued that for the court to compel him would be tantamount to slavery under European law.
JCIO says the incident, which happened more than a decade ago, was a ‘one-off consensual encounter’.
Solicitor says sellers facing prospect of paying new property tax have already paid stamp duty land tax.
International firm Stephenson Harwood applies for collective proceedings order on behalf of 45 million 'opt-out' claimants.
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