UK Parliamentary Archives

File contains low level correspondence in relation to the Northern Ireland Bill 1977, with a view to how this may impact on processes and procedure for the Judicial Office.

File relating to the draft bill of consolidation 1951.

Correspondence file between Oxford University Press and the Principal Clerk regarding the use the word 'dismiss' in relation to failed appeals in the House of Lords.

Mixed file relating to amendment of judgements. It includes information on precedent cases in the UK and how procedure for this should be observed.

Mixed file relating to the dismissal of judges from the Supreme Court, including information given by the Clerk of the Parliaments to the Indian Supreme Court in relation to dismissal of one of the...

Correspondence file regarding the extent to which certain UK acts apply to the Isle of Man.

Mixed file relating to interveners/interested parties in judicial review claims, including policies regarding their right to be heard, in what circumstance their name appears in the cause title and...

File contains printed material regarding Judicial Review and notes of a decision that led to amendments to Practice Direction.

File contains memoranda and notes on procedure for appeals leading to change in practice.

File contains large amounts of printed material, correspondence regarding Bill, appeal by Judge which was dismissed and photocopied correspondence regarding definition of Bill.

Memorandum on Appeals to the house on practice and appeals to the house on questions of fact.

Working papers on the physical arrangement of hearing cases in the Lords chamber.

Precedent file concerning the timing of judicial sittings (judgements), the procedure for delivering judgements, manner of giving judgements, the ceremonial procedure for giving judgements, televis...

File includes correspondence on the logistical arrangements of introducing a new law lord.

A single sheet detailing how the Rt. Hon. Andrew Graham Murrary was created a Baron in 1905 before he was appointed as Lord of Appeal in Ordinary in 1913.