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THE WEEKLY LAW REPORTS: Part 25		Publish date: 3rd July 2009
	[2009] 1 WLR 1369–1404 [2009] 3 WLR 113–197
	INDEX
BAILMENT Damage to claimants’ frozen semen in storage— Whether claimants entitled to damages for breach of bailment Yearworth v North Bristol NHS Trust CA 3 WLR 118 FAIR TRADING Agreement for installation of photocopier in retail premises for use by customers — Whether ‘‘consumer hire agreement’’ TRM Copy Centres (UK) Ltd v Lanwall Services Ltd HL(E) 1 WLR 1375 HUMAN RIGHTS Order on Attorney General’s reference prohibiting identification of acquitted defendant — Whether to be discharged to enable his identification in television programme In re British Broadcasting Corpn HL(E) 3 WLR 142 IMMIGRATION Statute preventing Asylum and Immigration Tribunal taking changes in circumstances into account on entry clearance appeal — Whether compatible with right to family life AS (Somalia) v Secretary of State for the Home Department HL(E) 1 WLR 1385 NEGLIGENCE Claimant suffering post-traumatic stress disorder caused by defendant’s negligence killing man — Whether entitled to damages for loss of earnings after date of killing Gray v Thames Trains Ltd HL(E) 3 WLR 167 PRACTICE Practice Direction (Criminal Proceedings: Substituted and Additional Provisions) Sup Ct 1 WLR 1396 Cases in Volume 1 are those not intended to be included in The Law Reports Follow this link to view the Index as a pdf Please note that Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view this file. To download a free version visit the Adobe Website
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