Education Law in UK Law
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R v Barnet London Borough Council, ex parte Nilish Shah
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Unless, therefore, it can be shown that the statutory framework or the lesal context in which the words are used requires a different meaning, I unhesitatingly subscribe to the view that "ordinarily resident" refers to a man's abode in a particular place or country which he has adopted voluntarily and for settled purposes as part of the regular order of his life for the time being, whether of short or long duration.
This is not to say that the "propositus" intends to stay where he is indefinitely; indeed his purpose, while settled, may be for a limited period. Education, business or profession, employment, health, family, or merely love of the place spring to mind as common reasons for a choice of regular abode. All that is necessary is that the purpose of living where one does has a sufficient degree of continuity to be properly described as settled.
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Phelps v London Borough of Hillingdon
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It is sometimes said that there has to be an assumption of responsibility by the person concerned. That phrase can be misleading in that it can suggest that the professional person must knowingly and deliberately accept responsibility. The phrase means simply that the law recognises that there is a duty of care. It is not so much that responsibility is assumed as that it is recognised or imposed by the law.
This seems to me to be, on its face, an example par excellence of a situation where the law will regard the professional as owing a duty of care to a third party as well as his own employer. The duty to the pupil would march hand in hand with the professional's responsibilities to his own employer. He should exercise reasonable skill and care when assessing the child and then advising the education authority.
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M and Another v London Borough of Newham and Others; X and Others v Bedfordshire County Council
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For these reasons I reach the conclusion that an education authority owes no common law duty of care in the exercise of the powers and discretions relating to children with special educational needs specifically conferred on them by the Act of 1981.
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MK (Best Interests of Child) India
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If, at the other extreme, all the factors of relevance to the best interests of the child consideration (save for the child's and/or parent(s) own claim that they want to remain) point overwhelmingly to the child's interests being best served by him returning with his parent(s) to his country of origin (or to one of his parents being expelled leaving him to remain living here), then very little by way of countervailing considerations to do with immigration control etc. may be necessary in order for the conclusion to be drawn that the decision appealed against was and is proportionate.
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R v Barnet London Borough Council, ex parte Nilish Shah
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If we were to do that here, I feel I would apply the test submitted by Mr. Lester. The words "ordinarily resident" mean that the person must be habitually and normally resident here, apart from temporary or occasional absences of long or short duration. On that test all those students would qualify for a mandatory award.
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Coronavirus Act 2020
......Schools, childcare providers etc Schools, childcare providers etc . S-37 . Temporary closure of educational institutions and childcare premises 37 Temporary closure of educational institutions and childcare premises . . (1) Part 1 of Schedule 16 ......
- Higher Education and Research Act 2017
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Deregulation Act 2015
......(i) are fit and proper persons to act as insolvency practitioners, and. . . (ii) meet acceptable requirements as to education and practical training and experience. . . . (5) The Secretary of State may make an order revoking an order under subsection (1) or (2) in ......
- Additional Learning Needs and Education Tribunal (Wales) Act 2018
- Police Education in Road Traffic Law: Saxony, Germany
- Carel Stolker: Rethinking the Law School: Education, Research, Outreach and Governance
- TRANSFORMING LEGAL EDUCATION: LEARNING AND TEACHING LAW IN THE EARLY TWENTY‐FIRST CENTURY by PAUL MAHARG
- Carel Stolker, Rethinking the Law School: Education, Outreach, Research and Governance, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2014, 472 pp, hb, £75.00.
- Employment Case Law Digest - Education 2017
- Successful Settlement Of Claim For Abuse At Prep School
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Financial Provision For Adult Children
.... As university terms start, many parents are thinking about. financial support for children heading into higher education. Although the statutory child maintenance scheme stops when children. finish A-Levels or equivalent, many separated parents will continue. to provide ......
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Financial Provision For Adult Children
.... As university terms start, many parents are thinking about. financial support for children heading into higher education. Although the statutory child maintenance scheme stops when children. finish A-Levels or equivalent, many separated parents will continue. to provide ......
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Chapter CCPG11020
......HMRC is there to help and support those who want to be compliant in their International Trade activity and we will offer support, education and advice to those who have made an error through lack of knowledge or understanding. However, we will consider taking Customs Civil Penalty (CCP) ......
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Chapter EIM32525
...... . No deduction should normally be permitted under Section 336 ITEPA 2003 for expenses incurred by an employee for external education. This is so even where the subject of the education is closely relevant to the nature of the employment. The expenses are not deductible because they ......
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Chapter IHTM36061
......The standard of reasonableness can vary according, for example, to the type, education and background of the taxpayer concerned. But you should bear in mind that the law gives ample time for taxpayers to complete and deliver an IHT ......
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Notice of attendance of authorised lawyer
Family forms including the form to apply for a non-molestation order or an occupation order (Form FL401).......audience in the family court; or. a lawyer working for the Law School, Faculty or Department of a Higher Education Institution. designated as a recognised body pursuant to section 216 of the Education Reform Act 1988; or. a lawyer attending on behalf of a ......