Unfair prejudice under section 994: what Waddell adds
Unfair prejudice under section 994 of the Companies Act 2006 lets a member petition where company affairs are conducted in a way that unfairly harms members. The word doing the work is unfairly.
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Unfair prejudice under section 994 of the Companies Act 2006 lets a member petition where company affairs are conducted in a way that unfairly harms members. The word doing the work is unfairly.
CPR 27.14(2)(g) allows a costs order on the small claims track for unreasonable behaviour. After Orton v Barclays the exception must be read narrowly, because the track is…
Advising on single-sex services changed when the EHRC Code came into force. The Code creates no obligations, so what protects a client is the reasoning recorded on file.
CPR 31.16 sets four threshold conditions for pre-action disclosure, and satisfying every one of them opens the discretion rather than producing an order. What actually decides the discretion.
The HMCTS court data licence caps four high-risk uses, including anticipating legal decisions for a client, at a one-year experimental licence whose output cannot be released to customers…
The EHRC Code of Practice on Services, Public Functions and Associations came into force on 5 August 2026. It creates no obligations, but tribunals must take relevant parts…
A dated tracker of weddings law reform from the Law Commission project in 2019 to the Tying the Knot consultation, which closes at 11:59am on 24 September 2026.
The Supreme Court overruled the Cheshire West acid test on 2 June 2026. This explainer sets out the multifactorial assessment that replaced it and how valid consent now…
A practitioner guide to probate in 2026: the £526 fee from 13 July, current HMCTS timescales, why applications get stopped, and the new 12-week escalation route, with every…