Central Chambers invites applications by established immigration practitioners and by third six pupils. Central Chambers is a well-established chambers in the heart of Manchester city centre. This small set has significant opportunities for the development […]
Emily Landale introduces you to the new guideline “for when there are no guidelines” and to yet another consultation for a new guideline. This time, it’s guns that are in the firing-line. The General Guideline […]
Despite new legislation bringing into force the offence of assaulting an emergency worker, there are as yet no guidelines to assist courts when sentencing for this offence. Tony Williams scrutinises the recommendations made by the […]
Central Chambers is delighted to announce that Betsy Hindle has commenced her pupillage under the supervision of Benjamin Knight. The competition for pupillage is almost overwhelming and it is always the sign of truly impressive […]
An appeal by way of case stated from a decision of the Crown Court which quashed Mr Barreto’s conviction for driving a motor vehicle while using a hand-held mobile telephone, contrary to S.41D of the […]
Following recent prosecutions for driving whilst uninsured where drivers have given incorrect or suspicious insurance details, Tony Williams reminds us when fraud is actually committed – and whether a lack of thorough investigation is allowing […]
The validity of both marriages and divorces outside of the jurisdiction of England and Wales can cause disputes for several reasons. Dr Alex Khan looks at the two main issues. Two common reasons are: (1) […]
Once again, Central Chambers are delighted to be marching with our fellow lawyers in support of equality under the law for LGBTQ+ people. It’s time to get wigs and robes on and to brave the […]
Many divorces in England and Wales involve disputes regarding assets that are held outside of the jurisdiction. Dr Alex Khan examines the issues that may arise. Pensions are, after property, most likely to be the […]
In May, Nazmun Ismail wrote about the new Cafcass guidance on parental alienation. In this article, Emily Landale looks at two cases that have involved serious findings of parental alienation, and how the court dealt […]
There are some appeal judgments which go beyond simply restating or varying the law to some degree of other. One such judgment, can be found in the case of A and R (Children), Re [2018] […]
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