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R (HA) v University of Wolverhampton
General Pharmaceutical Council (intervening)
[2018] EWHC 144 (Admin)
Spent Convictions and the MPharm Course: fitness to practice
In a judgment handed down this morning Mr Justice Julian Knowles declared unlawful and quashed the decision of the University of Wolverhampton excluding one of its accredited Master of Pharmacy (‘MPharm’) degree students (‘HA’) from the course on the basis that his fitness to practice was impaired as a result of having failed to declare prior to admission two convictions, received…
43 Temple Row Chambers is delighted to announce the judicial appointment of Mr Joseph Neville as a Judge of the First Tier Immigration Tribunal.
Joseph’s appointment will take effect from 26 January 2018.
Joseph was called to the Bar in 2007 and has spent the last 8 years with 43 Temple Row practising in the areas of Commercial Law and Immigration.
Whilst Joseph’s presence in Chambers will be sorely missed, members of Chambers send their warmest congratulations to him, and wish him well for the future.
Jonathan Bott has represented the father in Re. PQR (Children) [2017] EFWC B86 reported in The Guardian.
The father and mother had an ‘open relationship’ which included the parents having relationships with other people. Her Honour Judge Williscroft indicated that the court should not be concerned about the parents’ private lives and how they conduct them ‘unless it impacts on the care of the children.’
The full report of the case can be found here
Chambers are proud to announce that Tony Muman has, for the sixth successive year, been ranked as a leading barrister in the prestigious Chambers and Partners Bar Guide 2018.
The guide notes Tony as “a well-regarded junior who is noted for his counsel on immigration law, asylum, EU and nationality law… regularly involved in significant cases before the Supreme Court” and that “He often handles cases concerning minimum income or English language requirements.”
The guide recognises Tony’s “really intellectual approach to law” and for “coming up…
43 Temple Row is delighted to welcome Sharon Hughes.
Sharon joins chambers as a Third Six Pupil and undertakes work across all of our practice areas.
Sharon is dual qualified at the English and the Irish Bar, and has worked as a juriste at a French Law Firm.
Each member of Chambers ensures that they keep abreast of all the developments in the law affecting our clients, enabling us to inspire confidence in our clients. Every case is presented in a highly professional and meticulous manner, whilst never losing sight of the individual needs of each client.
