Law & Religion UK

A guest post by David Scrooby on a recent South African case.

In Maree and Others v Moravian Church of South Africa and Another

“General Synod is hardly representing the Church of England if it doesn’t include a certain number of uncooperative sods, who often dominate at the local level” – Dr Francis Young

Following a preliminary oral hearing on abuse on 28 April 2026 and a preliminary determination on the papers of an application to amend the charges, both of which matters were dealt with by the Chair alone, the final hearing of the case took place over two days on 27 and 28 July 2026. The Decision finding the charge proved was announced at the end ...

Re St. Mary-le-Moor Cadmore End [2026] ECC Oxf 12

An unopposed retrospective faculty application for the alteration of two or...

And here’s one we should have made earlier…

In Mr R Daudet v Computacenter (UK) Limited