Article: UK GOVERNMENT: Dr and Mrs Neary -v- the Dean and Chapter of Westminster Abbey.

Article: Lord Jauncey of Tullichettle ; OBITUARIES
The Independent - London;  July 28, 2007 ;     432 words ...Further to the excellent obituary of Lord Jauncey of Tullichettle [23 July] by his distinguished colleague ... finally set up on 2 July 2001, under the chairmanship of Lord Jauncey. As I had known him since childhood and we often travelled ...

Article: Law Report: Abuse of process challenge against extradition is ...
The Independent - London;  July 6, 1994 ;     700+ words ... ... Schmidt; R Alun Jones QC, and Clare Montgomery (CPS, HQ) for the governor of Brixton prison and German government. LORD JAUNCEY said that in the light of the decisions of the House of Lords in Atkinson v USA government {1971} AC 197 and Regina v Pentonville ...

Article: Law Report: Concrete companies held to be in cntempt of court - ...
The Independent - London;  November 30, 1994 ;     700+ words ... ... servant as a result of a deliberate act by the servant on its behalf. The employees had, by their deliberate conduct, made their employers liable for disobeying the 1978 and 1979 orders. Lord Jauncey, Lord Mustill and Lord Slynn agreed.

Article: Law Report: Murder conviction after counsel quit unsafe - Dunkley ...
The Independent - London;  November 1, 1994 ;     700+ words ... ... Director of Public Prosecutions in Jamaica, and Kent Pantry, senior deputy DPP (Charles Russell), for the respondent. LORD JAUNCEY, delivering the board's reasons, said Dunkley, Robinson and a third defendant, who was acquitted, were all represented ...

Article: Law Report: Method of ascertaining consideration for capital ...
The Independent - London;  May 24, 2000 ;     700+ words ... ... Dallant (Warner Goodman & Streat) for the taxpayers; Launcelot Henderson QC (Solicitor of Inland Revenue) for the Crown. Lord Jauncey said the present case was not a case of tax being assessed on a consideration which had been received but which might ultimately ...

Article: LORD JAUNCEY OF TULLICHETTLE ; Law lord of quiet ...
The Independent - London;  July 23, 2007 ;     700+ words ...Charles Jauncey made his career in the law, but the lifestyle which he chose for himself was that of a country gentleman. Tall, handsome and patrician in appearance, he brought a quiet dignity to everything that he did. True to his Scottish upbringing, he was modest, kind and approachable. He was

Article: Law Report: `Death row' appeal quashed by council Huntley v ...
The Independent - London;  January 4, 1995 ;     700+ words ...The reclassification of a murder, for which a person had already been convicted, as either "capital" or "non-capital" was not a trial involving a determination of guilt, and so was not subject to the constitutional requirements of a fair trial, s uch as the right to make representations, to which