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  • UKSC/2020/0039

    Judgment given
    [2022] UKSC 35
    Case summary:

    In what circumstances will solicitors have waived (or be inferred to have waived) their equitable lien when a solicitor enters into a security arrangement with a client?

    Last updated: 4 September 2026


  • UKSC/2020/0206

    Judgment given
    [2022] UKSC 16
    Case summary:

    A. Whether the execution of the Court of Appeal’s judgment and order should be stayed pending the resolution of this application for permission to appeal and, if permission is granted, pending the appeal. B. In the proposed appeal: (i) What is the correct approach to an application to reconsider an order after it has been made, but before it has been sealed, (ii) Whether the Court of Appeal erred by interfering in the judge’s exercise of her discretion in relation to the jurisdiction to reconsider an order, and (iii) Whether FAAN, the applicant seeking reconsideration of the order, required relief from sanctions under the Civil Procedure Rules in circumstances where the relevant order only permitted AIC to apply for enforcement of the arbitral award rather than to enforce it straight away if FAAN failed to comply with the order.

    Last updated: 4 September 2026


  • UKSC/2024/0032

    Judgment given
    [2025] UKSC 25
    Case summary:

    Was the Court of Appeal right to conclude the trial judge’s conclusion on the similarity of logos was irrational? What approach should the court take when assessing whether trade marks are similar? At what point of time should the confusion of consumers be assessed in a claim for trade mark infringement?

    Last updated: 4 September 2026


  • UKSC/2020/0185

    Judgment given
    [2022] UKSC 6
    Case summary:

    Does the failure to bring into force certain amendments to the Extradition Act 2003 in Scotland give rise to a breach of article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights?

    Last updated: 4 September 2026


  • UKSC/2020/0113

    Judgment given
    [2022] UKSC 14
    Case summary:

    When considering what costs to award following an appeal before the Competition Appeal Tribunal from an infringement decision of the Competition and Markets Authority, is there a starting point and if so, what is it? In particular, was the Court of Appeal correct to decide that there is a starting point that no order for costs should be made against a regulator if it has been unsuccessful, except for a good reason, or is the starting point instead that an order for costs should be made against the regulator where it is unsuccessful?

    Last updated: 4 September 2026


  • UKSC/2020/0114

    Judgment given
    [2022] UKSC 14
    Case summary:

    When considering what costs to award following an appeal before the Competition Appeal Tribunal from an infringement decision of the Competition and Markets Authority, is there a starting point and if so, what is it? In particular, was the Court of Appeal correct to decide that there is a starting point that no order for costs should be made against a regulator if it has been unsuccessful, except for a good reason, or is the starting point instead that an order for costs should be made against the regulator where it is unsuccessful?

    Last updated: 4 September 2026


  • UKSC/2020/0122

    Judgment given
    [2022] UKSC 5
    Case summary:

    Whether, and to what extent, a person who has not been charged with an offence can have a reasonable expectation of privacy in relation to information that relates to a criminal investigation into his activities.

    Last updated: 4 September 2026


  • UKSC/2020/0129

    Judgment given
    [2022] UKSC 11
    Case summary:

    Are the voter identification ("ID") pilot schemes that were implemented in the May 2019 local government elections unlawful?

    Last updated: 4 September 2026


  • UKSC/2026/0131

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    Last updated: 4 September 2026


  • UKSC/2026/0052

    Case summary:

    The Landlord and Tenant Act 1987 regulates the circumstances in which the freeholder of a residential building may sell their freehold to a third party. The Act gives a buildings’ leaseholders the right to purchaase the building’s freehold by matching any purchase price the freeholder agrees with a third party. S. 5(3) of the Act states that, where a freeholder proposes to sell the freehold of more than one building at the same time, each building’s leaseholders must separately be given the opportunity to purchase their building’s leasehold. What does s. 5(3) mean by a ‘building’?

    Last updated: 3 September 2026


  • UKSC/2018/0102

    Judgment given
    [2021] UKSC 34
    Case summary:

    See judgment

    Last updated: 3 September 2026


  • UKSC/2026/0080

    [2026] UKSC 32
    Case summary:

    Can the views of a child be taken into account when considering whether the defence under Article 13(b) of the Hague Convention 1980 on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction (“the Convention”) is made out? Were the Inner House correct to override the Outer House’s decision as to whether the child concerned should be returned?

    Linked cases

    Last updated: 3 September 2026


  • UKSC/2026/0074

    [2026] UKSC 32
    Case summary:

    Can the views of a child be taken into account when considering whether the defence under Article 13(b) of the Hague Convention 1980 on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction (“the Convention”) is made out? Were the Inner House correct to override the Outer House’s decision as to whether the child concerned should be returned?

    Linked cases

    Last updated: 3 September 2026


  • UKSC/2026/0094

    Case summary:

    (1) What is the meaning of “work” in equal value claims made under the Equality Act 2010? (2) Can an employment tribunal incorporate training documents instead of resolving disputes of fact under the Employment Tribunals (Equal Value) Rules of Procedure?

    Last updated: 3 September 2026


  • UKSC/2026/0130


    Case summary:

    Last updated: 1 September 2026


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