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Uninsured Black Market Midwifery

  • March 22, 2023

21 March 2023 A pregnant woman (M) who entered into a contract with an independent English registered midwife (the Appellant) to provide services as her private midwife for her planned birth in France, later complained to the midwife and demanded…

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Barrister’s Second Appeal Against Disbarment

  • March 17, 2023

16 March 2023 An unregistered barrister sought leave to bring a second appeal in relation to charges of professional misconduct which led to her disbarment by the Bar Disciplinary Tribunal, Bourne J having dismissed the first appeal in the Administrative…

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Disclosure to Regulatory Body

  • March 2, 2023

02 March 2023 Social Work England’s (SWE's) application for a transcript of Family Court proceedings was refused by a  judge who had earlier made findings of domestic abuse against a father who was a registered social worker. The mother appealed…

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Solicitor Substituted Own Judgment for Court Order

  • February 21, 2023

20 February 2023 A decision of the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal which found allegations of mismanagement of some aspects of the business of two clients resulting in a fine of £8,000 and costs, was challenged by the solicitor who had elected…

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Unborn Child: Rare Anticipatory Declaration

  • January 31, 2023

31 January 2023 An application founded in the Inherent Jurisdictional powers of the High Court for a rare anticipatory declaration in relation to an unborn child was heard before Hayden J on 23 January: Kettering General Hospital NHS Foundation Trust…

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Interim Orders: Recognising Risk and Uncertainty

  • January 25, 2023

24 January 2023 In dealing with interim orders, it is not the function of the Medical Practitioners Tribunal or the Administrative Court to try to arrive at definitive conclusions on contentious factual matters: Ramaswamy v General Medical Council [2023] EWHC…

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Liability of Trust for Withholding Treatment

  • January 20, 2023

19 January 2023 The Court of Protection emphasised that there was no obligation to provide treatment and, perhaps more importantly, there was no entitlement to do so in the face of a patient’s resistance. This reflected a mature understanding of…

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