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43 Temple Row Chambers
43 Temple Row
Birmingham
B2 5LS
clerks@43templerow.co.uk
tel: 0121 237 6035
43 Temple Row have established both a local and national reputation as a contemporary and forward-thinking Chambers. Our first priority is achieving the best possible outcome for the client.
Make 43 Temple Row Chambers your first choice for advice and representation on a wide range of legal issues.
We pride ourselves on providing the strongest representation and highest quality service possible.
We are pleased to accept instructions directly from members of the public.
It is with great pleasure that we announce a new member of the clerks team.
We welcome Uzma Bibi to Chambers who will be more than happy to discuss all aspects of our Member’s practices including the availability and suitability of Counsel.
43 Temple Row Chambers are now inviting applications for third six pupillage. Please refer to the Pupillage page on how to apply.
43 Temple Row is delighted to announce that we are offering a 12 month family pupillage to being no later than 1 September 2018. Please refer to our Pupillage page for full details.
We are delighted to announce that Sharon Hughes has accepted our offer of a full time member of Chambers.
Sharon was called to the Bar in 2013 where she completed her pupillage at the Bar of Ireland and went on to develop a mixed civil practice, primarily in personal injury litigation and property disputes.
Sharon is regularly instructed in Civil (with a particular interest in Credit Hire disputes), Commercial, Criminal and Immigration matters.
Please contact the clerk’s should you wish to instruct Sharon.
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Please find a copy of the judgment by clicking here.
The recent appeal judgment in Irving v Morgan Sindall PLC [2018] EWHC 1147 (QB) by Mr Justice Turner is greatly appreciated for bringing much needed clarity over two issues credit hire practitioners regularly battle with:
Where is the line drawn for impecuniosity to be established; and Must a claimant have a personal liability to pay the hire charges in order for it to be recoverable from the defendant?
His Honour Judge Saffman at trial dismissed a…
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