Following on from Chambers’ success in the authoritative CN v Poole case, Francesca O’Neill was successful in persuading the High Court to uphold Master Eastman’s order to strike out this claim for damages of £5.5 million resulting from alleged breaches of the Human Rights Act. Master Eastman had held that the proceedings were an abuse of process and a collateral attack on the decisions of the Family Court, but Mrs Justice Laing had given permission for that Order to be appealed at a full hearing. Francesca’s submissions that Master Eastman’s order was not ultra vires and that the matter was an abuse of process res judicata were accepted and the appeal was dismissed.
Join us at Eighteen on Thursday, 14th November for an afternoon of presentations on the topic of rehabilitation. Our expert speakers, along with members of Deka Chambers’ personal injury team, will provide a range of talks focusing on rehabilitation. Three acclaimed experts will be sharing insights…
We are proud to announce that Deka Chambers has been shortlisted as a finalist for Family Law Chambers of the Year – London. The family law team at Deka Chambers offers advice and advocacy in all areas of family practice and regularly appear in the…
Deka Chambers is delighted to be attending and exhibiting at the APIL Clinical Negligence Conference 2024. Please join us at The Celtic Manor Resort from Wednesday, 25th September until Friday 27th September. Deka member, and APIL EC Member, Stephen Glynn will be giving the welcome…
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