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Singapore—Court of Appeal clarifies jurisdictional relationship between arbitration and the use of a winding-up petition
Arbitration analysis: The Court of Appeal reaffirmed that where a debt is prima facie subject to a valid arbitration agreement, the applicant ordinarily lacks standing to present a winding-up petition unless the debt has been determined in arbitration or the debtor has abused the court’s process. The judgment clarifies the limited scope of the...
Home Office adds updated right to rent codes of practice, effective 1 October 2026
The Home Office and UK Visas and Immigration have added updated versions of two codes of practice under the right to rent scheme, both of which come into force on 1 October 2026. The updated codes cover the right to rent scheme for landlords and their agents and the avoidance of unlawful discrimination when conducting right to rent checks in the...
DHSC publishes guidance on safeguarding human genomic data access and international transfers
The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has published guidance setting out expectations for how four major government-funded holders of human genomic data (HGD)—Genomics England, Our Future Health, UK Biobank and NIHR BioResource—must make HGD available to external users. Applying the Five Safes framework developed by the Office for...
CTJ publishes practice direction establishing national criminal court listing framework
The Courts and Tribunals Judiciary (CTJ) has published a new practice direction on Listing that establishes the first national framework for listing criminal cases across England and Wales. The Practice Direction, which comes into force on 1 October 2026, provides judges with a consistent approach to prioritising cases based on the impact of delay...
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