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Interesting line up for the The SLS #landlaw teaching conference UoM Law thanks to @JohnPicton5 and Prof.Bevan for organising! #objectsbasedlearning

A major conference on #museums & #repatriation taking place in Glasgow on 19 April: "From Scotland to the World". All welcome! Very happy to be involved in this, alongside a great team CREATe Dr Elena Cooper Hunterian Director The Hunterian Institute of Art & Law create.ac.uk/blog/2024/03/2…

Looking forward to bridging #insolvency and #property at the #MSPL2024 Queens' College today with escheat/disclaimer discussion in the context of #baglanbay #liquidation - #feudalproblems

VACANCY: University Assistant Professor in Private Law (Fixed-Term) (2yrs). We're looking for someone to join us at Faculty of Law to teach #LandLaw and #Equity. Closes 18 April. #PropertyLaw #PrivateLaw. law.cam.ac.uk/press/jobs/202…

Is the presumption of advancement really a presumption? Yes, despite the views expressed by the Australian courts and by some commentators. See my recent article in the King's Law Journal, available on Open Access: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

"Zedra Fiduciary Services (UK) Ltd v Attorney General: The Contemporary Scope of the Statutory Cy-près Doctrine" by @JohnPicton5 in Modern Law Review: doi.org/10.1111/1468-2…

Thanks to Scottish Legal News for reporting about last week’s event at European Parliament where I presented my research on #NGO accountability & regulation.

The language of insolvency: why getting it wrong can harm struggling firms by John Tribe and yours truly. theconversation.com/the-language-o… via The Conversation

Some thoughts from (Edinburgh Law School Research) Dr Emilie Ghio (Emilie Ghio) and Law & Social Justice Dr. John Tribe (John Tribe) on the language of insolvency The Conversation - theconversation.com/the-language-o…… #insolvency #corporaterescue

Very interesting presentation at ACIE from Ross Palmer of Sayer Vincent highlighting the impact of VAT reverse charge rules on charities purchasing goods or services from overseas. He gives the example of paying for Facebook ads: FB supplies to UK come from Ireland. ...

Some thoughts Sky News regarding Royal patronage and value for money in this excellent new piece by Rhiannon Mills Follows the recent Royal patronage reshuffle - #patronagebargain #charities #patronage news.sky.com/story/king-cha… Law & Social Justice Law & Social Justice Research University of Liverpool News

Sometimes, the facts of a case read just like the Equity & Trusts exam question that you thought might be pushing the boundaries of reality. Dryden v Young & Others (bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/…) examines various residuary gifts to incorrectly named charitable bodies.

A view of my office, this time from the outside looking in. I love it, along with the incredible Birmingham Law building. Uni of Birmingham

Governments have long been interested in volunteering. Sheard (1995) has argued that governments have viewed volunteering as ‘a panacea for whatever society’s current ills happen to be’. Or political parties’ ills? link.springer.com/chapter/10.100… #volunteering

BAGLAN AHOY! Who owns disclaimed land? The #liquidation, #disclaimer, and #escheat roadshow moves to Durham Law School today for this interesting The SLS seminar on #property research Law & Social Justice Law & Social Justice Research

We're looking for another property lawyer to join the team The University of Manchester. Come and join @JohnPicton5 and me at UoM Law Manchester Centre for Law and Business jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/JobDetail?…

Back in my old stomping ground Law & Social Justice Research, to participate in an international charity law symposium hosted by Charity Law & Policy, "Challenges in Non-Profit Law since the 1990s'. Looking forward to speaking on the challenges for social housing providers on 'going green'. Birmingham Law

This is the real reason we are here Law & Social Justice Research, to hold a Symposium in celebration of Professor Debra Morris's incredible contributions to non-profit law scholarship, which include making Charity Law & Policy the leading research unit into charity law internationally.

Delighted to be in Liverpool for Charity Law & Policy day conference with a range of charity law papers in tribute to recently retired Debra Morris with whom I had the pleasure of collaborating on one or two projects!