Armed Forces in UK Law
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R v Ministry of Defence, ex parte Smith
... ... which currently governs homosexuals (male and female) in the British armed forces is clear: "The Ministry of Defence's policy is that ... ...
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R (Al-Skeini) v Secretary of State for Defence
... ... the maltreatment was inflicted by a member or members of the British armed forces. In each case a close relative of the deceased has applied in the ... ...
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Ghising and Others (Ghurkhas/BOCs: historic wrong; weight)
... ... as other foreign and commonwealth nationals serving in the British Armed Forces. The Appellant's father said in his unchallenged statement dated 31 ... ...
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Ghising (family life - adults - Gurkha policy)
... ... as other foreign and Commonwealth nationals serving in the British Armed Forces. If he had been permitted to settle in the UK in 1991, he would ... ...
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Reading v Attorney General
... ... Though the relation of a member of His Majesty's forces to the Crown is not accurately described as that of a servant under a ... ...
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Amand v Secretary of State for Home Affairs and Another
... ... an obligation to register for military service with the Netherlands Forces. Article 3 of the Decree defines "ordinary conscripts," and Article 6 ... -up notice under this Decree ordering him to report to a Netherlands armed camp as a conscript. The Appellant complied with the notice under protest ... ...
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Burmah Oil Company (Burma Trading) Ltd v Lord Advocate
... ... The last British forces left Burma on 20th May. It is averred that the principal object of the ... There is no doubt that control of the armed forces has been left to the prerogative (see Chandler v. Director of ... ...
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Farrell (formerly McLaughlin) v Secretary of State for Defence
... ... It turned out that none of them was armed or carrying a bomb. One was found to be carrying a bag which had been in ... ...
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Sepet v SSHD
... ... States, to all wars and perhaps only to combatant roles in the forces. Or is it more broadly based on political objection to particular ... it would be necessary to force deeply unwilling recruits into their armed forces ... 52 If one turns to consider what the European Union ... ...
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R (Smith) v Oxfordshire Assistant Deputy Coroner
... ... , dealing with the application of the Convention to the activities of armed forces on foreign soil. The Grand Chamber sat to consider this question in ... ...
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