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Employment Appeal Tribunal Judgment of Judge Auerbach on 6 February 2026.
Employment Appeal Tribunal Judgment of Lord Fairley on 21 January 2026.
When your husband or wife applies for divorce: how to reply (respond), what happens if you agree or disagree (dispute), what happens if you do not reply, what to do if your husband or wife does not continue the divorce
If your husband or wife has applied for a divorce, the court will send you…
You must reply by the deadline on your ‘notice of proceedings’. How you…
If you reply that you agree with the divorce, the divorce will go ahead.…
You can only disagree with the divorce if you have a legal reason. For…
What you do next depends on where things stopped. If they have not applied…
You might want to start your own divorce. For example, if your husband or…
Guidance on the process for ending a clinical trial.
Concluding statements of Charity Commission regulatory casework.
Southern Region, Judge Dovar and Mr D Ashby DipSur FRICS on 15 September 2021
Financial help and support when you first move to Universal Credit from your current benefits.
How we evaluated pre-exposure prophylactic (preventative) treatments for COVID-19.
A table of rehabilitation periods for the most common sentences and disposals, and example scenarios.
When HMRC will issue a joint and several liability notice to someone connected to a company that has received a tax avoidance or tax evasion penalty and the company has started, or is likely to start, insolvency.
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