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Windsor deal ERG Legal Advisory Committee Assessment

21 March 2023
by Martin Howe, Barnabas Reynolds
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Time to replace the deeply flawed Northern Ireland Protocol

28 February 2021
by Martin Howe
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The EU Withdrawal Agreement – why UK law must prevail

20 September 2020
by Martin Howe
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Miller 2 – A self-contradictory judgment

7 December 2019
by Bryn Harris
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Windsor deal ERG Legal Advisory Committee Assessment

21 March 2023
by Martin Howe, Barnabas Reynolds
brexit ireland
Legal opinion

Time to replace the deeply flawed Northern Ireland Protocol

28 February 2021
by Martin Howe
withdrawl agreement
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The EU Withdrawal Agreement – why UK law must prevail

20 September 2020
by Martin Howe
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Miller 2 – A self-contradictory judgment

7 December 2019
by Bryn Harris
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If Boris Johnson secures a majority, the transition period will not be extended beyond next year

15 November 2019
by Martin Howe
Boris is undemocratic
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This flawed deal is a tolerable price to pay for our freedom

18 October 2019
by Martin Howe
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Avoiding the trap – how to move on from Theresa May’s Withdrawal Agreement

3 July 2019
by Martin Howe
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A simple explainer about Article XXIV of the GATT

19 June 2019
by Martin Howe
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Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union – what it actually says

3 June 2019
by Stanley Brodie
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Theresa May caught facing both ways on the customs union

7 April 2019
by Martin Howe

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