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A Modern Jarndyce v Jarndyce: Privy Council Endorses Robust Approach to “Inordinate” Appellate Delay (Baird v Goldgar and others [2026] UKPC 23)
Olivia Peake and Simon Kiely examine the Privy Council’s decision in Baird v Goldgar, which clarifies the distinct tests for striking out an appeal for want of prosecution and abuse of process in the Eastern Caribbean, and reinforces judicial willingness to act robustly where delay has become inordinate.
Limitation and other arguments in subsidence claims
Tom Danter looks at the lessons from a recent subsidence claim brought against a local authority.
Housing conditions claims and allocation
Another allocation appeal success reinforces the correct approach in housing conditions claims, writes Craig Leigh.
Transparency and open justice in the Court of Protection
The Court of Appeal has said no to routinely disclosing position statements. Avaia Williams sets out the key takeaways from an important ruling.
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Chickens, Fish and Lobsters - how are they protected?
42 Bedford Row provide an analysis of legal protections on particular species and case law in the area.
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