News and Cases

Jonathan Edwards, Pupil at Radcliffe Chambers provides an overview of this event and the key findings.

Mark Mullen represented the Registrar of Companies before Nugee J inBank of Beirut and others v HRH Prince Adel El-Hashemite [2015] EWHC 1451 (Ch). Three banks brought a claim for declarations and damages against the Prince and also claims for rectification of the register of limited partnerships maintained by the Registrar under the Limited Partnerships Act 1907.

Peter Dodge analyses recent cases and developments in IRHP mis-selling.

Camphill Village Trust maintains nine communities established on a model of “career volunteers” living with and supporting adults with learning disabilities, mental health problems and other support needs.

Francesca Quint appeared with Michael Humphreys QC of the Northern Ireland Bar  for the appellant in the Bangor Provident Trust case in the Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland.  Judgment has clarified the meaning in charity constitutions of the commonly-found words ‘to do anything incidental or conducive to the attainment of the objects’.

On 27 and 28 April, the Court of Appeal heard an appeal by NRAM plc against the judgment of Mr Justice Burton in NRAM plc v McAdam and Hartley.

Radcliffe Chambers is delighted to announce that Nicholas Macklam has been appointed as a judicial assistant at the Court of Appeal, assigned to Lord Justice Longmore.

We are pleased to announce the launch of a designated Mediation Suite in Chambers which is available to host mediations. Up to 3 rooms are available and each room includes WIFI access and refreshments are available throughout the day.

Malcolm Waters QC and Mark Fell have prepared an overview of recent developments in the field of Consumer Credit.