New Evidence in UK Law
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E v Secretary of State for the Home Department
... ... the IAT, where it is shown that an important part of its reasoning was based on ignorance or mistake as to the facts; and (b) to admit new evidence to demonstrate the mistake ... 2 Doubt has been thrown on these issues by apparently conflicting approaches in two ... ...
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Ladd v Marshall
... ... Therefore, he (Mr Ladd) paid Mr Marshall the £1,000 for which he asked ... 4 Mr Ladd at the hearing of the action gave evidence that he had saved up £1,000 in notes. He kept it in a tin box under his bed and on the day in question he went first to a friend of his, a man who ... ...
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Balber Kaur Takhar v Gracefield Developments Ltd and Others
... ... 5 Part of Mrs Takhar's evidence was that the properties did not really belong to her and had only been put in her name by her husband to protect them from claims by his brother with ... ...
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R (Iran) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
... ... 28 Part 7 Evidence of a change of circumstances since the original decision 34 Part 8 ... ...
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Shaker v Al-Bedrawi ;Shaker v Masry ; Shaker v Steggles Palmer (A Firm)
... ... On the investment agreement the Defendants were content for the purpose of the preliminary issue to accept Mr. Shaker's evidence in the documents and to argue the legal consequences, and the judge said that he retained a discretion to order oral evidence should it be necessary ... ...
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Taylor and Another v Lawrence and Another
... ... The original owner of Highgate, Ian Moore, who remained there until 1991, gave evidence, which the Deputy Judge accepted, that he had put in about six small concrete posts connected by a wire strand from the garden end towards the house ... ...
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Takhar v Gracefield Developments Ltd and Others
... ... 8 A significant item of evidence in the hearing before Judge Purle was a written profit share agreement dated 1 April 2006. It provided for an initial purchase price of £100,000 for ... ...
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Brink's Mat Ltd v Elcombe
... ... Relton, a solicitor. Mr. Relton acted for Mr. Parry, the seventh defendant, who on the evidence before the court got hold of some £2.7m in cash in sterling and paid it into an account, code-named "Burton", in a bank in Zurich. That fund was the ... ...
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R v Secretary of State for the Home Department, ex parte Simms
... ... 19 Audrey Wickington expanded her earlier evidence as follows: "Even if the subject of a conversation were restricted to serious representations about conviction or sentence or serious ... ...
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Tibbles v SIG Plc (trading as Asphaltic Roofing Supplies)
... ... The defendant filed no evidence. The judgment of DJ Wilding ... 21 The application came before DJ Wilding on 10 February 2010, and he handed ... ...
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