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Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust v Revenue and Customs Commissioners

Value added tax – Input tax. The provision of the cars by the taxpayer NHS Trust to its employees under a salary sacrifice scheme (the car scheme) could not be regarded as a supply ...

Her Majesty's Attorney General v Yaxley-Lennon

Contempt of court – Committal. Tommy Robinson was committed to prison for a period of 19 weeks and had to be released once half of that period had been served. The Divisional Court ...

R v PR

Criminal evidence – Missing evidence. The judge had been right to allow the case to proceed when evidence gathered by the police, relevant to the defendant's defence, had been ...

MAB (Iraq) v Secretary of State for the Home Department

Immigration – Asylum seekers. The First-tier Tribunal (Immigration Chamber) had found that the appellant asylum seeker had been complicit in the torture of prisoners in Iraq by ...

*AB v CD and another

Family proceedings – Paternity. In a novel case, a mother was ordered to disclose to her solicitors, forthwith, the name and contact details of the man (X), with whom she had had ...

*MM v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions

Social security – Disablement benefit. The Inner House of the Court of Session had made a direction in respect of determining whether a claimant for personal independence payment ...

Revenue and Customs Commissioners v Katib

Value added tax – Personal liability notices. The First-tier Tribunal (Tax Chamber)(the FTT) had erred in failing to acknowledge or give proper force to the position that, as a ...

Turani and others v Secretary of State for the Home Department

Immigration – Refugees. The defendant Secretary of State had not had due regard to the equality need listed in s 149(1)(b) of the Equality Act 2010, which had required him to ...

*H v W

Divorce – Arbitration. The husband's application, under ss 68 and 69 of the Arbitration Act 1996, to vary an amended arbitration award by removing the award of spousal maintenance, ...

R v Dixon-Nash and others

Sentence – Firearms offence. The Court of Appeal, Criminal Division, summarised the general principles and guideline sentences for those assuming leadership roles in a conspiracy ...

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