Flat owners win ‘right to manage’ case at UK Supreme Court
The UK Supreme Court ruled in favor of flat owners in a landmark right-to-manage case, limiting freeholders’ ability to block resident-led property takeovers.
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The UK Supreme Court ruled in favor of flat owners in a landmark right-to-manage case, limiting freeholders’ ability to block resident-led property takeovers.

A Portuguese article provides commentary on a UK Supreme Court ruling that affirmed the existence of only two biological sexes, discussing its practical applications within a new 'code of conduct'.
Microsoft is pursuing an appeal to the UK Supreme Court after losing a £270 million legal case initiated by software reseller ValueLicensing, following a ruling by the Competition Appeal Tribunal.

Investment firm BlueCrest has lost a £200 million legal battle after the UK Supreme Court dismissed its appeal regarding trader taxes.

Charities are concerned after the UK Supreme Court ended a decade-long system of safeguards for disabled people's human rights, lessening oversight of care settings.

The UK Supreme Court has ruled that the controversial Troubles Legacy Bill is "human rights-compliant." This decision came after a challenge from victims regarding the legislation.
Billionaire investor Alex Gerko is closing his investment partnership following a landmark UK Supreme Court ruling on historical trading profit levies.
The UK Supreme Court is scheduled to hear Huda Ammori's appeal in November, which will challenge the legality of the government's decision to ban Palestine Action under terrorism laws.

Lord George Leggatt, a UK Supreme Court judge, commented on the mounting docket of the Indian Supreme Court, stating that its current workload is unsustainable in the long run.

Apple is preparing to challenge a $500 million patent bill at the UK Supreme Court, in a case that could significantly influence global licensing rates for mobile connection protocols.

Charities warn that a UK Supreme Court judgment on deprivation of liberty safeguards will remove vital protections for severely disabled individuals, introducing a regressive legal standard and increasing their risk of abuse in care settings.

The Marquess of Bath has won a High Court bid concerning his surrogate-born son's inheritance of the £200 million Longleat estate. This ruling clarifies the succession rights for the significant family property.

The UK Supreme Court has accepted Albania's appeal regarding the extradition of individuals suspected of organizing and participating in the murder of businessman Ardian Nikulaj in Lezhë, Albania, including four British citizens.

The UK Supreme Court will review the ban on the activist group Palestine Action after its co-founder won an appeal bid. This decision follows numerous arrests related to the group's activities.
Britain's Supreme Court has ruled that Bahrain cannot invoke state immunity to block a lawsuit filed by two dissidents who allege the kingdom used FinSpy surveillance software to hack their laptops.
The UK Supreme Court has ruled that billionaire trader Alex Gerko and other traders must pay income tax on their share of trading profits, upholding a previous decision.

The UK Supreme Court has ruled that severely disabled individuals can now consent to their care arrangements, a landmark judgment triggered by a case from the Attorney General for Northern Ireland that will apply across the UK.