Continued Closure of the Bristol Civil Justice Centre

On 30 June 2017 we reported that the Bristol Civil Justice Centre had been temporarily closed as a result of flood damage.
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On 30 June 2017 we reported that the Bristol Civil Justice Centre had been temporarily closed as a result of flood damage.
Read moreCivil hearings in Telford are no longer taking place in the County Court building, but are now taking place at the nearby Magistrates’ Court. The address for this is:
Read moreAdvocacy Manager Peter Blackmore notes Mr Justice Morgan’s brief judgment in Houghton (Stanley) v. P.B. Donoghue (Jaulage & Plant Hire Ltd & Others) [2017] EWHC 1738 (Ch) examines some of the philosophy behind CPR 36.
Read moreThe Civil Procedure Rules Committee (CPRC) have opened the following consultations:
Read moreTessa Jade Plews, advocate on the Southeastern Circuit, examines the judgment of Mr Justice Turner in Gladwin -v- Bogescu [2017] EWHC 1287 (QB).
Read moreDue to damage caused by flooding the Bristol Civil Justice Centre has been closed until further notice. The building is not expected to reopen for at least 2 weeks. In the meantime all hearings are taking place in with the Bristol Magistrates Court or Bristol Crown Court. The Court can be contacted for confirmation of hearings venues on either 01179 302 442 or 0117 9302411.
Read moreAdvocacy Manager Peter Blackmore notes the Queen’s speech to Parliament on 21 June 2017 included the introduction of legislation to reduce motor insurance premiums.
Read moreAdvocacy Manager Pete Blackmore notes the recent decision in Gerald Byrne v. Robert Mullan [2017] EWHC 1387 (Ch)
Read moreIt has been confirmed that the last day the Count Court at Woolwich will sit is Friday 30 June 2017; after this date, matters previously within its jurisdiction will be dealt with by the County Court at Bromley.
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