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Legal Challenge to Puberty Blocker Trial fails

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By Nick Wallis, Louise Irvine, James Esses
| genderblog.net
James Esses (centre) and supporters outside the Royal Courts of Justice after the judgment The attempt to stop the Pathways puberty blocker trial at the High Court has failed. After a two day permissions hearing earlier this week, Mr Justice Chamberlain refused to allow the application to go to full review on the basis that “none of the grounds of challenge has a realistic prospect of success”.
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Upwards only rent review ban: What is caught and when

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By Victoria Towers, Louise Irvine
| Forsters
13 May 2026 News Commercial real estate With the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act 2026 (the “Act”) having received Royal Assent, we have summarised the key provisions and set out various hypothetical lease scenarios to indicate whether or not the ban pursuant to the Act will apply. We have also put together a table which gives more detailed analysis of whether, and when, each transaction type is caught by the ban. The Act is not yet in force.
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Ban on upwards-only rent reviews receives Royal Assent

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By Victoria Towers, Louise Irvine
| Forsters
11 May 2026 News Commercial real estate The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act (the Act), which contains the ban on upwards only rent reviews, has now received Royal Assent. The ban is not yet in force as we await regulations to set a date for implementation, which we expect to be in 2027.
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