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Category: Procurement

Posted on 09/12/202109/12/2021

Are General Principles of EU Law Part of Domestic Law – Lipton and Adferiad, which is correct?

In this post, Ben Rayment and Harry Gillow (Barristers, Monckton Chambers) explore the continuing effect of pre-Brexit EU law in domestic law and, in particular, the contrasting approaches of two cases (Lipton and Adferiad).

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Posted on 25/03/202125/03/2021

Synopsis of Monckton EURL Webinar (6): Procurement law

The final webinar in a series of six webinars on EU Relations Law (“EURL”) from Monckton Chambers focused on recent developments in procurement law.

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Posted on 01/02/202129/01/2021

The role of domestic courts in the new TCA subsidy control regime

In this post, Ben Rayment of Monckton Chambers analyses the role of domestic courts in the new subsidy control regime under the Trade and Cooperation Agreement (the “TCA”).

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Posted on 28/12/202028/12/2020

The Public Procurement Provisions in the UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement

In this post, Michael Bowsher Q.C. of Monckton Chambers assesses the public procurement provisions in the new UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement.

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Posted on 27/10/202026/10/2020

New Draft Procurement Regulations Laid Before Parliament

In this post, Khatija Hafesji of Monckton Chambers gives an overview of the new, draft Procurement Regulations for after the transition period.

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