Former D&G Franchisee Says He Was Cheated Out Of $1.5 Million; Milan Court Schedules Hearing On 12 January 2016

Industry exemptions from Endangered Species Act unlawful, groups say

A disabled tenant of temporary social housing, who was too sick to engage in the process of finding him a permanent new home, has failed to convince the Court of Appeal that his eviction would violate his right to equal treatment.

In a guideline decision, the Court of Appeal has ruled that the requirements of overall justice can sometimes trump the long-established principle that, in contract disputes, injunctions to restrain threatened breaches will only be granted where dama

In a case which involved an interesting analysis of leasehold interests in empty air space, the High Court has stymied a developer's controversial plans to build flats above two garage blocks, many of the tenants of which objected to the proposals.