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  • Limitation in English Civil Law

    Limitation in English Civil Law: Strategic Guidance for Professional negligence claims Understanding limitation periods is essential for those navigating English civil litigation, particularly in the context of professional negligence. Limitation determines the deadline by which a legal claim must be issued. After expiry, the claim will usually be struck out—regardless of its substantive strength—unless a […]

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  • Limitation Periods

    Limitation periods are periods in which a claim must be brought. They are imposed by statute; different types of claims have different limitations periods. If a claim is not brought within the relevant limitation period then it is likely that it will be statute barred.

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  • R (Duke of Sussex) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2024] EWCA Civ 548

    RAVEC’s Risk Analysis Policy vs Prince Harry’s Security Decision: What Happened and Why it Was Lawful What Is Judicial Review? Judicial review is the process by which the courts examine the lawfulness of decisions or actions taken by public bodies. It ensures that such bodies act within the limits of their legal powers, follow fair […]

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