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Official judgment portal on track for 2022 go-live
Simon Berney-Edwards
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Official judgment portal on track for 2022 go-live

The Law Gazette reported have reported that The National Archives is on track to deliver the first phase of a project to create a single official portal to access court judgments.

 

At present there are multiple sources for court judgment publications, of which the British and Irish Legal Information Institute (BAILII) is the largest. The long-term aim is for all of them to migrate onto The National Archives website.


Judicial Review rulings, European case law, commercial judgments and many more cases of legal significance from the High Court, Upper Tier Tribunal, and the Court of Appeal will be published.

 

You can access the update from the Law Gazette here:

Law Gazette Update

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