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Civil-procedure

Alame & Ors v Shell Plc & Anor

The High Court allowed a proposed all-spills causation amendment in Bille oil-spill litigation and granted permission for an aggravated damages amendment.

  • Amendment-of-pleadings
  • Causation
  • Global-claims
  • Aggravated-damages
  • Disclosure
  • Limitation
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Environmental-law

ITH Group Limited v The Environment Agency

The Tribunal upheld service of ESOS notices but found the ÂŁ33,750 civil penalty unreasonable, reducing it to ÂŁ16,875 and directing a revised notice.

  • Energy-savings-opportunity-scheme-(esos)
  • Civil-penalties
  • Service-of-documents
  • Statutory-interpretation
  • Energy-savings-opportunity-scheme
  • Regulatory-appeals
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Information-rights

Ian Driver v The Information Commissioner

The First-tier Tribunal dismissed an EIR appeal for a consultant’s report on Thanet Parkway station costs, upholding commercial confidentiality and rejecting the emissions argument.

  • Environmental-information-disclosure
  • Commercial-confidentiality
  • Public-interest-test
  • Definition-of-emissions
  • Environmental-information-regulations
  • Information-on-emissions
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Administrative-law

Niall Wermter v The Information Commissioner & Anor

The tribunal dismissed an information rights appeal, holding that Camden could refuse the request as manifestly unreasonable under EIR and vexatious under FOIA.

  • Environmental-information-regulations
  • Freedom-of-information-act
  • Manifestly-unreasonable-requests
  • Vexatious-requests
  • Public-interest-test
  • Information-rights
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Information-law

Victor Mishiku v The Information Commissioner & Anor

The Tribunal held that Ealing could withhold most redacted personal data in a planning application, but had to disclose the name of one owner because it was not personal data.

  • Environmental-information-regulations-(eir)
  • Uk-gdpr
  • Data-protection-act-2018
  • Planning-law
  • Public-registers
  • Personal-data
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Tax-law

Jonathan Nuttall v The Commissioners for HMRC

The Tribunal allowed an appeal over landfill tax assessments on stored RDF, holding that NKRL’s dissolution did not itself amount to a taxable disposal.

  • Landfill-tax
  • Disposal-of-waste
  • Statutory-interpretation
  • Joint-and-several-liability
  • Tax-appeals
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Environmental-law

Municipio de Mariana & Ors v BHP Group (UK) Ltd & Anor

The Court of Appeal refused BHP permission to appeal on liability and limitation issues arising from the FundĂŁo dam collapse litigation, but granted expedition for a costs appeal.

  • Strict-liability
  • Fault-based-liability
  • Limitation-periods
  • Procedural-irregularity
  • Appellate-review
  • Corporate-law
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Environmental-law [2026] EWCA Civ 502

Municipio de Mariana & Ors v BHP Group (UK) Ltd & Anor

Municipio de Mariana & Ors v BHP Group (UK) Ltd & Anor [2026] EWCA Civ 502 (06 May 2026)

The Court of Appeal refused BHP permission to appeal on liability issues arising from the FundĂŁo Dam collapse, finding no arguable procedural irregularity or error.

  • Strict-liability
  • Fault-based-liability
  • Procedural-irregularity
  • Jurisdiction
  • Limitation
  • Expert-evidence
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Information-law

Andrew White v The Information Commissioner

The Tribunal allowed an information rights appeal in part, ordering disclosure of a building control certificate with the surveyor’s name and signature redacted.

  • Environmental-information-regulations
  • Personal-data
  • Disclosure-exemptions
  • Building-control-certificates
  • Building-control
  • Information-rights-appeal
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Administrative-law

David Tarsh v The Information Commissioner & Anor

The Tribunal partly allowed an EIR appeal against TfL, ordering disclosure of slides 62–73, but otherwise upheld withholding and dismissed the rest.

  • Environmental-information-regulations
  • Freedom-of-information
  • Confidentiality-of-proceedings
  • Internal-communications
  • Legal-professional-privilege
  • Commercial-information
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