And Then There Were Eleven: Some Context on the Supreme Court Sitting En Banc in the Article 50 Case

09 November 2016

Professor Duncan Fairgrieve

Comparative Law

And Then There Were Eleven: Some Context on the Supreme Court Sitting En Banc in the Article 50 Case

By Joe Tomlinson, Jake Rylatt and Duncan Fairgrieve

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And Then There Were Eleven: Some Context on the Supreme Court Sitting En Banc in the Article 50 Case

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