The Supreme Court has ruled that the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (POCA) only catches substantive money laundering acts committed in the UK.
The UK’s Supreme Court refused to let the Treasury intervene in a landmark court case over controversial car loans, dealing a ...
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Rape Case: Group Raises Alarm Over Alleged Abscondment Of Embattled Lagos-Based Medical DoctorGbenga Soloki, Executive Director of the Centre Against Injustice and Domestic Violence, has raised alarm over the alleged abscondment of embattled Lagos-based medical doctor, Femi Olaleye, to the ...
The Supreme Court on Thursday stayed a recent order of the Lokpal ruling that it can entertain complaints against High Court ...
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves will have to watch the Supreme Court’s hearing on motor finance claims from the ...
The UK Supreme Court’s ruling on undisclosed commissions earned by brokers will significantly impact the automotive sector and lenders. Although ...
The Lokpal passed the order on two complaints filed against a sitting additional judge of the high court, alleging that he ...
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