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DR Corner: Early Reflections on Pre-Application Protocol – Seismic Shift or Damp Squib?
Family judges don’t have it easy. When the combined wisdom of a thousand cases leads to the identification of a particular problem, what are they to do about it? Publishing a judgment provides the most obvious and immediate answer. But often such pleas resemble the proverbial pebble dropped into
Book Review: Research Handbook on Family Property and the Law
Property plays a key role within our family lives. Moreover, we may tend to perceive that there is something inherently ‘special’ about the family, which means that it – and the property associated with it – should be set apart, and treated differently, to the various forms of partnership located within other
Companies House – Housing Companies’ Information
Prior to 1844, ‘incorporation’ was only possible by Royal Charter, or by a private Act of Parliament. However, since neither Queen Victoria nor Robert Peel (the Prime Minister at the time) liked paperwork very much, an ‘Act for the Registration, Incorporation, and Regulation of Joint Stock Companies’ was drafted and
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The Winds of Change – Case Management and the Financial Remedies Court
Introduction
Once upon a time, not so long ago, ‘ancillary relief’ was something of a legal backwater. Cases were determined solely by reference to ‘reasonable requirements’.[[1]] Procedural rules, to the extent they existed,[[2]] were short and loosely applied. Parties filed narrative affidavits of means and answered requests for
Demeanour and Denial (or Don’t Mention the Data)
In his groundbreaking 1925 work, Die Verneinung, psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud postulated the existence of the psychological defence mechanism ‘denial’, whereby facts too painful to process or accept are rejected. Examples of its applications abound. It provided the starting point for Ernest Becker’s The Denial of Death – in which he