Coram Chambers barristers Shiva Ancliffe KC, Daniel Taylor and Alex Laing, instructed by Greens Solicitors and the Government Legal Department, have acted in a newly reported case from the Court of Appeal.

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Court of Appeal rejects Anjem Choudary's bid to challenge terror conviction and life sentence Three senior judges rule the 2024 trial was fair and decline to review the 28-year minimum term keeping him in jail until he is 85

Court of Appeal rejects Anjem Choudary's bid to challenge terror conviction and life sentence

#AnjemChoudary #TerrorismConviction #CourtOfAppeal #UKLaw #CounterTerrorism #LegalUpdate #PublicSafety #Extremism #JusticeSystem #UKNews

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Court of Appeal Upholds RM1.28m Compensation in Medical Negligence Case PUTRAJAYA — The Court of Appeal today rejected an appeal by an ophthalmologist seeking to overturn a High Court ruling that found him liable for medical negligence which resulted in a mechanic losing sight in one eye. A three-member panel comprising Datuk Dr Choo Kah Sing, Datuk Dr Shahnaz Sulaiman and Datuk Sri Latifah Mohd …

Court of Appeal Upholds RM1.28m Compensation in Medical Negligence Case #MedicalNegligence #CourtOfAppeal #Compensation #LegalNews #Ophthalmology

Government wins appeal over RM1.7 billion pension adjustment order PUTRAJAYA: The government today succeeded in its appeal to set aside the High Court’s decision ordering it to pay pension arrears totaling RM1.7 billion to 531,976 pensioners based on their last salaries in accordance with the Public Service Department Circular 2016. The decision was made by a panel of three Court of Appeal judges, comprising Datuk Lim Chong Fong, Datuk Azhahari Kamal Ramli and Datuk Meor Hashimi Abdul Hamid, in a judicial review application filed by Aminah Ahmad, who retired as a civil servant at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In the unanimous decision, Azhahari said the pension adjustment issue […]

Government wins appeal over RM1.7 billion pension adjustment order #Government #PensionAdjustment #CourtOfAppeal #Pensioners #JudicialReview

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www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/feb/13/uk-b... Absolutely brilliant news, although #PalestineAction remains proscribed, pending this damn #Government's appeal to the #CourtofAppeal. If that court upholds the High Court verdict, I dare say […]

Court allows Najib to appear in two civil cases PUTRAJAYA: The Court of Appeal today allowed former Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak’s application to attend trial relating to two of his civil cases. The application was allowed by a panel of three judges comprising Datuk Wong Kian Kheong, Datuk Seri Mohd Firuz Jaffril and Datuk Nadzarin Wok Nordin. Najib’s lawyer, Wan Mohammad Arfan Wan Othman, filed an ex-parte application to issue an order for Najib to appear (OTP) from prison to attend the trial. Also present was Lawyer M Naresh. The first appeal relates to the defamation suit filed by Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad […]

Court allows Najib to appear in two civil cases #NajibRazak #CourtOfAppeal #MalaysiaPolitics #CivilCases #LegalNews

From the archives with Aidan Knight 50 years ago The Express, February 11, 1946 Trailbike riders worry police CHURCHILL police are concerned with the increasing number of offences committed by trailbike riders. A spokesman said yesterday that more than 70 charges had been laid in the last eight months against children on trailbikes. “They are becoming a nuisance,” he said. Two youths, aged 16 years and a 17-year-old, faced a total of 17 charges at Morwell court last week relating to unlicensed driving of an unregistered motorbike, and a number of other minor traffic offences. The old youth was fined $150, and the two 16-year-olds were placed on 12-month bonds. Police said it costs $3 to register a trailbike and $15 to cover third-party insurance. “It’s just plain silly, it doesn’t cost them much to ride legally.” “Why ride on the roads anyway when the Housing Commission has provided two scramble tracks at Churchill?” 30 years ago The Express, February 13, 1996 Prison work on schedule CONSTRUCTION work on the site of the Fulham prison is on schedule. According to National Party MLA for Gippsland South, Peter Ryan, it is already offering “significant benefits” to the Gippsland community. “The consortium is well and truly on track to have the construction contract finished within its proposed timeframe of July 1887,” Mr Ryan said after an inspection of the site. “Indeed, at the current rate of progress, the facility will be commissioned by about April next year.” Mr Ryan said the construction program had already offered many jobs for the Gippsland region. 10 years ago The Express, February 11, 2016 Date set for Morwell Main Drain appeal THE Morwell Main Drain ownership battle between the Hazelwood Power Partnership and Latrobe City Council will be heard in the Court of Appeal on 18 March. Despite a Supreme Court of Victoria decision in favour of Latrobe City in December last year, the partnership is maintaining that the main drain is a public entry. Three judges will adjudicate the appeal hearing, expected to finish that day. After which, the justices will adjourn to consider their decision. Latrobe City chief executive Gary Van Driel has vowed to continue advocating for the community. “We will argue in support of the Supreme Court judgement which held that the Morwell Main Drain, and the potential $100 million liability it carries is … the responsibility of the mine and not the people of Latrobe Valley,” Mr Van Driel said.  

LV Express: From the archives with Aidan Knight #News #Churchill #CourtofAppeal

.#FamilyLaw barrister Mark Calway acted in the #CourtofAppeal in the case of Re S (Foster Care or Placement for Adoption).

Mark represented S, who was in the care of foster parents due to her mother and close family’s inability to look after her. Read more here www.3pb.co.uk/mark-calway-...

2026 yay! 😁
i’m finally CLEAN(tv) ✨
JUSTICE PREVAILED 👨🏻‍⚖️⚖️
#CourtofAppeal
~to be written into history books 📕~

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The #CourtOfAppeal has rejected #EnochBurke's application to stop his Dismissal Appeals Panel (DAP) from going ahead on Saturday 13th December. And he has to pay the Dept of Education's legal costs.

Burke was dismissed from #WilsonsHospital School in January 2023. He has reoeatedly delayed the […]

Gambling license: Kedah State Government’s appeal rejected by a majority decision of 2-1 PUTRAJAYA: The Court of Appeal, by a majority decision of 2-1, upheld the High Court’s decision which found the Kedah State Government’s order not to issue and renew business licenses for gambling to be unconstitutional. Court of Appeal Judge Datuk Dr Lim Hock Leng and Court of Appeal Judge Datuk Faizah Jamaludin dismissed the appeal filed by the Kedah State Government and Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor on the grounds of lack of merit, while Sabah and Sarawak Chief Justice Datuk Azizah Nawawi opposed the decision. When delivering the majority decision, Lim and Faizah ruled that the […]

Gambling license: Kedah State Government’s appeal rejected by a majority decision of 2-1 #GamblingNews #KedahState #CourtOfAppeal #LegalDecision #ConstitutionalLaw

Prosecution withdraws appeal, Rosmah remains acquitted of money laundering, tax evasion charges KUALA LUMPUR: The prosecution has withdrawn its appeal against the High Court’s decision here to acquit and acquit Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor of 12 charges of money laundering involving more than RM7 million and five charges of failing to declare her income to the Inland Revenue Board (IRB). The notice of withdrawal of appeal submitted by the public prosecutor at the Court of Appeal on Dec 9, stated that they did not intend to proceed with the appeal. “Dissatisfied with the decision of High Court Judge K. Muniandy (now Court of Appeal Judge) on 19 Dec 2024, the public prosecutor […]

Prosecution withdraws appeal, Rosmah remains acquitted of money laundering, tax evasion charges #RosmahMansor #MoneyLaundering #TaxEvasion #KualaLumpur #CourtOfAppeal

Picture of Enoch Burke standing outside the grey walls at the gate to Wilson's Hospital School A caption in red ketters reads "Enoch Burke faces school’s €600,000 legal bill"

Ex-teacher #EnochBurke may be liable for up to €600,000 in legal costs of #WilsonsHospital school in contesting Burke's antics.

The bills were paid by insurers #Allianz, who got discounts of up to 30%. Multiple costs orders have been made against Burke by the […]

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Palestinian rights group refused permission to appeal UK court's F-35 ruling Al-Haq unsuccessfully challenged the UK government's decision to exempt F-35 components from wider suspension of export licences to Israel last year

The #Judges #StephenMales and #KarenSteyn at the #CourtOfAppeal refused permission to challenge the decision to allow #UK #F35 exports to #Israel.
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Bravo #Mantioba government for #Bill50 that provides an additional check to prevent governments from using the #Notwithstanding clause without it being subject automatically to the #Courtofappeal. #MBpoli #NDP.

I LIKE THIS. It gives regulatory clarity and prevents abuse of power. #cdnpoli

Peter Anthony faces automatic disqualification from Sabah Assembly if no pardon petition filed by Sept 2 KOTA KINABALU, Aug 28 — Melalap assemblyman Datuk Peter Anthony has until September 2 to file a petition for pardon or face automatic disqualification from the Sabah State...

Peter Anthony faces automatic disqualification from Sabah Assembly if no pardon petition filed by Sept 2 #courtofappeal #datukpeteranthony #melalapassemblyman #pardonpetition #sabahstateconstitution #sabahstatelegislativeassembly

Wrongly barred from leaving the country, woman wins appeal to sue Immigration D-G and Malaysian govt PUTRAJAYA, Aug 25 — The Court of Appeal today allowed a housewife’s appeal to reinstate her negligence lawsuit against the Immigration Department director-general and the...

Wrongly barred from leaving the country, woman wins appeal to sue Immigration D-G and Malaysian govt #courtofappeal #governmentofmalaysia #immigrationdepartment #kualalumpurinternationalairport #negligencelawsuit #ssumathi

Court shuts the door on Peter Anthony’s last appeal — ex-Sabah minister to serve three years over falsified UMS contract PUTRAJAYA, Aug 20 — Former Sabah Infrastructure Development Minister Datuk Peter Anthony will serve his three-year prison sentence after failing in his bid to review his...

Court shuts the door on Peter Anthony’s last appeal — ex-Sabah minister to serve three years over falsified UMS contract #courtofappeal #datukpeteranthony #falsifieddocuments #prisonsentence #sabah #universitimalaysiasabah

Don’t shoot the messenger: Court of Appeal says ‘offensive’ online remarks to ‘annoy’ can’t be a crime in Malaysia The Court of Appeal ruled that it is no longer a crime in Malaysia to post “offensive” online remarks intended to “annoy”, declaring part of the Communications and...

Don’t shoot the messenger: Court of Appeal says ‘offensive’ online remarks to ‘annoy’ can’t be a crime in Malaysia #communicationsandmultimediaact1998 #constitutionalchallenge #courtofappeal #freedomofspeech #heidyquah #offensivespeech #section233changes

Don’t shoot the messenger: Court of Appeal says ‘offensive’ online remarks to ‘annoy’ can’t be a crime in Malaysia The Court of Appeal ruled that it is no longer a crime in Malaysia to post “offensive” online remarks intended to “annoy”, declaring part of the Communications and...

Don’t shoot the messenger: Appellate Court says ‘offensive’ online remarks to ‘annoy’ can’t be a crime in Malaysia #communicationsandmultimediaact1998 #constitutionalchallenge #courtofappeal #freedomofspeech #heidyquah #offensivespeech #section233changes

Court of Appeal grants permission to appeal in novel appeal from the EAT: Arfan Khan appeared for the successful appellant - Latest news - 42BR Barristers Arfan Khan, instructed by DCK Solicitors, obtained permission to appeal to the Court of Appeal in a case from the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT), involving a novel legal issue under Rule 37 (5) of t...

📢 Court of Appeal grants permission to appeal in novel appeal from the EAT: Arfan Khan appeared for the successful appellant

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"SEX OFFENDERS 'NEED LONGER JAIL SENTENCES'"
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#CourtOfAppeal has been told that recently-convicted #SexOffenders from #Blackrod should have sentences increased.

Full Story: t.ly/IBEY0

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The #CourtofAppeal handed down judgment granting an appeal against a first instance care decision. Paul Froud, led by Darren Howe KC from 1 Crown Office Row, were instructed on behalf of the Child, acting through her Children’s Guardian. Read more #FamilyLaw #Children www.3pb.co.uk/paul-froud-i...

In this recording, Gemma Farrington KC and @rachelchan.bsky.social provide an in-depth analysis of the Court of Appeal case, Re M [2025] EWCA Civ 440.

Watch the full recording here: www.42br.com/latest-news/...

#FamilyLaw #ReM #CourtofAppeal

Read an in depth analysis of the Court of Appeal recent judgement on the use of Intermediaries #Intermediary #FamilyLaw #CourtofAppeal @communicourt.bsky.social

Tommy Robinson loses Court of Appeal challenge against prison sentence Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, was jailed for 18 months for contempt of court.

See career criminal and grifter #TommyRobinson (Waxy Lemon) is playing the "mental health" card, hoping to get out of jail early to continue his criminal career, but lost his Appeal against his prison sentence at the #CourtOfAppeal.

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Re M [2025] EWCA Civ 440 - Latest news - 42BR Barristers

Gemma Farrington KC and Rachel Chan represented the child in the #CourtofAppeal case of Re M [2025] EWCA Civ 440, a case which reviews recent High Court decisions, London Local Practice Note and Presidential Guidance on intermediaries.

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42BR's Tim Welch is currently live in the Court of Appeal, acting for the Appellant in Storm Global Limited & Ryanair DAC (appellant) v Lutz (respondent).

Watch the live stream below 🔽

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Amanda Jepson defended an appeal in the Court of Appeal case, K & D (Children: Sexual Abuse Findings) [2025] EWCA Civ 263 - Latest news - 42BR Barristers Amanda Jepson successfully defended an appeal in the Court of Appeal case, K & D (Children: Sexual Abuse Findings) [2025] EWCA Civ 263.

42BR's Amanda Jepson successfully defended an appeal in the #CourtofAppeal in K & D (Children: Sexual Abuse Findings) [2025] EWCA Civ 263.

Read more about the case and access the full judgment on our website below ⬇️

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#SuccessfulAppeal #FamilyLaw

Appellate court denies bid by three individuals, company to reclaim RM3.2m in seized assets tied to ex-Johor exco member PUTRAJAYA, March 26 — Three individuals and a company linked to former Johor executive council member Datuk Abdul Latif Bandi have failed in their bid to review the seizure of...

Appellate court denies bid by three individuals, company to reclaim RM3.2m in seized assets tied to ex-Johor exco member #abdullatifbandi #courtofappeal #exjohorexcomember #reclaimrm32minseizedassets