Border Control in UK Law
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UK further delays border control checks on EU food imports
The United Kingdom has again pushed back border control checks for some food products imported from the European Union. The UK government cited the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on businesses ...
- Home Office Sets Out Immigration And Border Control Strategy To 2025
- Davey Takes Control Of Cross-Border Energy Projects
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Weekly Data Privacy Alert – 6 April 2015
Please click here to read the latest data privacy alert from the Squire Patton Boggs Data Protection & Cyber Security team. This week’s alert covers news from the EU, the UK and the US. Australia N...
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UK border posts in race to be ready for EU import checks
Concerns have been raised again that several border control posts in the United Kingdom may not be ready by January when checks on some imports from Europe are scheduled to come into force. Physica...
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UK CMA Continues to Pursue Penalties for Incomplete Document Production
Decision highlights the need to coordinate document production in parallel cross-border merger control proceedings. Key Points: ..Heightened CMA use and enforcement of statutory requests for ...... ... the need to coordinate document production in parallel cross-border ... merger control proceedings ... Key Points: ... • ... ...
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The Future of Takeover Regulation and Corporate Governance in the UK
On 19 April 2017, British Prime Minister Theresa May surprised the country by calling a snap general election for 8 June 2017. While much of the discourse relating to the election is focused on Bre...... ... of the economy and public services, the topics of government control over cross-border takeovers and corporate governance reform are coming ... ...
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Parliamentary Health & Social Care Committee Report into the UK’s Covid-19 Response
On 12 October the House of Commons Science & Technology and Health and Social Care Committees published their report into the UK Government’s handling of the Coronavirus Pandemic (the Report). The ...
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High Court Decision in Norske Skog: Puh! (Norwegian for Phew!)
Ruling confirms majority noteholder should not be disenfranchised from voting - The English High Court held that it had jurisdiction in a cross-border dispute involving the Norske Skog group (N...... ... The English High Court held that it had jurisdiction in a cross-border dispute involving the Norske Skog group (Norske Skog), and confirmed that a majority noteholder did not “control” the debtor companies and was therefore not excluded from being part of ... ...
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UK pushes back timetable for post-Brexit border checks
On 11 March 2021, the UK government announced that it is extending the existing post-Brexit import customs declarations deferment from 1 July 2021 until 1 January 2022, meaning full customs process...... ... of the unprecedented challenge that many businesses have faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, the UK government will now introduce full border control processes on 1 January 2022, six months later than originally planned. The Government's original plan was to phase in checks on EU imports on 1 April ... ...
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