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Volume 21 - September 2019

Case Notes

Re St Thomas, Worting: Winchester Consistory Court: Ormondroyd Ch, 29 August 2018 [2018] ECC Win 4 Exhumation – pastoral breakdown – retention of ashes – burial in unconsecrated ground

Re St Andrew's Cemetery, Jesmond: Newcastle Consistory Court: Duff Ch, 23 March 2018 [2018] ECC New 1 Exhumation – flooded crypt

Re St Peter, Chailey: Chichester Consistory Court: Hopkins Dep Ch, 18 January 2019 [2019] ECC Chi 2 Re-ordering – costs – objections – reasonableness

Re Grangetown Cemetery: Durham Consistory Court: Iles Ch, 4 April 2018 [2018] ECC Dur 1 Consecrated burial ground – secular use – private garden

R (Haq) v Walsall Metropolitan Borough Council: Administrative Court: Singh LJ and Carr J, 22 January 2019 [2019] EWHC 70 (Admin) Municipal cemetery – Muslim burial – kerbing – discrimination – Articles 9 and 8 ECHR

Re The Mariners Church, Gloucester: Gloucester Consistory Court: Rodgers Ch, 3 September 2018 [2018] Glo 1 Ten Commandments board – re-instatement

Re All Saints, Allesley: Coventry Consistory Court: Samuel Dep Ch, 15 September 2018 [2018] ECC Cov 10 Exhumation – redetermination

Re St Andrew, Ham: Southwark Consistory Court: Petchey Ch, 24 January 2019 [2019] ECC Swk 1 Exhumation – family grave – child predeceasing parents – exceptional circumstances

Re St Nicholas, Codsall: Lichfield Consistory Court: Eyre Ch, 7 April 2018 [2018] ECC Lic 1 Disabled access – bell tower – accessible toilet – local judgment

Lee v Ashers Baking Company Ltd and Others: Supreme Court: Lady Hale PSC, Lords Mance, Kerr and Hodge and Lady Black, 10 October 2018 [2018] UKSC 49 Refusal to supply cake with message supporting same-sex marriage – direct discrimination – Articles 9 and 10 ECHR

Re St Wilfrid, Standish: Blackburn Consistory Court: Bullimore Ch, 10 April 2018 [2018] ECC Bla 2 Exhumation – exceptional reasons – delay – family grave

Re St Laurence, Scalby: York Consistory Court: Collier Ch, 25 January 2019 [2019] ECC Yor 3 Churchyard regulations – local variation – cremated remains – upright memorials

Re St Matthew, Worthington: Leicester Consistory Court: Rees Dep Ch, 3 February 2019 [2019] ECC Lei 1 Churchyard – memorial – diocesan churchyard regulations – local cemetery rules

Re St Peter and St Paul, Nutfield: Southwark Consistory Court: Ellis Dep Ch, 15 April 2018 [2018] ECC Swk 1 Memorial – Welsh language – remains buried elsewhere

Re All Saints, Sanderstead: Southwark Consistory Court: Petchey Ch, 12 October 2018 [2018] ECC Swk 4 Seating – upholstered chairs

Re St Michael and All Angels, Maxstoke: Birmingham Consistory Court: Powell Ch, 19 October 2018 ECC [2018] Bir 3 Font – redundancy – relocation

Re Middlewich Cemetery: Chester Consistory Court: Turner Ch, 4 February 2019 [2019] ECC Chr 1 Exhumation

Re Holy Trinity, Long Itchington: Coventry Consistory Court: Eyre Ch, 29 April 2018 [2018] ECC Cov 3 Chairs – upholstery

Re St Saviour, Ringley: Manchester Consistory Court: Tattersall Ch, 19 October 2018 Memorial – heart-shaped stone

Re St Peter and St Paul, Burton Pidsea: York Consistory Court: Collier Ch, 8 February 2019 [2019] ECC Yor 4 Telecommunications equipment – transfer of licence

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