Court of Session

Judges To Decide If Unsigned Brexit Letter Puts Boris Johnson In Contempt Of Court

A resuming court hearing will rule on whether the prime minister upheld the law with his contradictory letters to the EU.
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Legal Challenge Calling For Brexit Deal To Be Ruled Unlawful Rejected

Government lawyers claimed the legal action is a “direct and manifest interference with Parliament”.
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Court Puts Off Ruling On Whether Boris Johnson Can Be Forced To Delay Brexit

Campaigners have argued the PM cannot be trusted to obey the law.
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Boris Johnson Denies Lying To Queen Over Parliament Shutdown

"Absolutely not," says PM.
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No 10 Accused Of 'Disgraceful Slur' On Scottish Judges After Parliament Shutdown Ruled Unlawful

Downing Street source told journalists "activists choose the Scottish courts for a reason".
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Judge Rules Boris Johnson's Plan To Suspend Parliament Is Lawful

But a cross-party group of MPs say they will appeal the decision.
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Court Documents Reveal Boris Johnson's Suspension Of Parliament Was Approved Mid-August

Downing Street had denied prorogation was under consideration.
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A Legal Bid To Stop A No-Deal Brexit Is Going To Be Heard In Court

More than 70 MPs are attempting to block the PM from suspending parliament before the October 31 Brexit deadline.
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