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Modi v Government of India [2026] EWHC 716 (Admin) (25 March 2026)
The High Court refused to reopen Nirav Modi’s extradition appeal, holding that updated Indian government assurances sufficiently reduced any Article 3 risk.
The Upper Tribunal dismissed LLH’s appeal, holding that the Court of Appeal remittal required only calculation of the Residual Amount, not reconsideration of apportionment methodology.
Labeja v Estate of Shatochina Raisa Labeja & Anor [2026] EWFC 53 (B) (24 February 2026)
The Family Court dismissed an application to set aside a 2014 decree absolute, finding proper service, no fraud or procedural irregularity, and only clerical errors correctable by amendment.
Frost & Anor v Giddens [2025] EWHC 3325 (Comm) (19 December 2025)
The High Court struck out a fraud-based claim to set aside an earlier limitation ruling, holding it was an abuse of process because the issue had already been litigated.
Chiribau v Prosecutor General's Service In Antwerp, Belgium [2025] EWHC 3234 (Admin) (17 December 2025)
High Court extradition appeal dismissed. The court held that re-issuing a warrant with fuller particulars after discharge for insufficiency was not an abuse of process.
The High Court dismissed an extradition appeal to Belgium, holding that re-issuing the warrant with fuller particulars was not an abuse of process.
The Upper Tribunal refused to set aside its earlier decision, holding that a late submission was a procedural irregularity but that justice did not require reopening the case.
High Court appeal on whether a delayed set-aside application for fraudulent non-disclosure was still brought with reasonable promptness.
The EAT held that NIC grossing-up in a compensation award was an error, but refused to allow the appellant to raise the point for the first time on appeal.
The EAT rejected appeals against refusals to extend time, reconsider the ET judgment, and correct it under the slip rule, finding no arguable error of law.
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