In brief
The House of Lords has issued a stark reminder to counsel: if you’ve been instructed to appear before the highest court in the UK you’re expected to be present at and throughout the hearing. In a Practice Statement published last week, Lord Bingham said this was a rule not just a courtesy. Hearings in the House of Lords ordinarily took precedence over hearings in lower courts, he said.
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